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Sunday, December 07, 2008

CoLocalization Research Software releases CoLocalizer Pro 2.5


CoLocalization Research Software released CoLocalizer Pro 2.5, a major update to its popular scientific imaging application. CoLocalizer Pro is now used by leading research organizations worldwide. Its customers work in various scientific and commercial institutions. Among them are Genentech, Nestle Corporation, as well as distinguished research laboratories at Harvard University, UC Berkeley, MIT, Columbia University, UC San Diego, UCLA School of Medicine, La Jolla Institute of Molecular Medicine, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, McGill University, University of Tokyo, and many others.

This update adds more viewing capabilities, improves check for update functionality, and introduces a very elegant personalized licensing feature. It is free to all users of CoLocalizer Pro 2.0. Users of earlier versions can upgrade for a fee.

The update can be downloaded here. For more details visit the site of CoLocalization Research Software.

Friday, November 07, 2008

MacResearch praises CoLocalizer Pro


MacResearch, a website dedicated to the use of Macs in research, posted CoLocalizer Pro software review.

The review describes the purpose of using CoLocalizer Pro in medico-biological field and explains why it is significantly better than any other types of software that can count colocalization. In particular, it is clarified that using confocal images for quantitative colocalization analysis without corrected background usually results in overestimation of colocalization.

Description of software is very informative yet very concise. The review is a remarkably useful bit of knowledge for all researchers who obtain and analyze confocal images with colocalization.

Friday, July 11, 2008

Quantitative Colocalization Analysis Protocol

Current Protocols in Cell Biology, the best and the most popular compilation of protocols in cell biology field, published protocol describing how to perform quantitative colocalization analysis of confocal fluorescence microscopy images.

The protocol can be accessed here

This protocol is the most comprehensive source of practically-oriented information in the field of quantitative colocalization analysis. Researchers studying colocalization will find it absolutely indispensable.