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    • Nuclei instance segmentation with dual contour-enhanced adversarial network 

      Zhang, Donghao; Song, Yang; Liu, Siqi; Feng, Dagan; Wang, Yue; Cai, Weidong
      Published 2018
      The morphology of cancer cells is widely used by pathologists to grade stages of cancers. Accurate cancer cell segmentation is significant to obtain quantitative diagnosis. We proposed a dual contour-enhanced adversarial ...
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    • Automated Multi-Stage Segmentation of White Blood Cells Via Optimizing Color Processing 

      Tareef, Afaf; Song, Yang; Feng, Dagan; Chen, Mei; Cai, Weidong
      Published 2017
      Segmentation of white blood cells (i.e. leukocytes) is a crucial step toward the development of haematological images analysis of peripheral blood smears due to the complex nature of the different types of white blood ...
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    • Dataset for "Growth and metabolism of Chromera velia under hypercapnia": Chromera velia under hypercapnia 5% CO2 

      Rahem, Shymma
      Published 2022-08-16
      Chromera velia, also known as Chromerid, is a spherical golden-brown alga discovered a decade ago by coincidence while examining coral symbionts in Australia, Sydney , the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Chromera velia has ...
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    • Dataset for "Growth and metabolism of Chromera velia under hypercapnia": Chromeria velia under 10% CO2 

      Rahem, Shymma
      Published 2022-08-16
      Chromera velia, also known as Chromerid, is a spherical golden-brown alga discovered a decade ago by coincidence while examining coral symbionts in Australia, Sydney , the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Chromera velia has ...
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    • Dataset for "Growth and metabolism of Chromera velia under hypercapnia": Chromera velia alga videos were taken under reference conditions 

      Rahem, Shymma
      Published 2022-07-22
      Abstract Chromera velia, also known as Chromerid, is a spherical golden-brown alga discovered a decade ago by coincidence while examining coral symbionts in Australia, Sydney , the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Chromera ...
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