Automated tracking of unmarked cells migrating in three-dimensional matrices
The goal of this thesis is the development of a tracking algorithm for populations of unmarked cancer cells that migrate in 3D in vitro gels. The tracking algorithm is intended to be a tool for analysing the motility of large population (i.e. hundreds) of cells in the context of the anti-migratory d...
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ndltd-ulb.ac.be-oai-dipot.ulb.ac.be-2013-2097032018-04-11T17:34:05Z info:eu-repo/semantics/doctoralThesis info:ulb-repo/semantics/doctoralThesis info:ulb-repo/semantics/openurl/vlink-dissertation Automated tracking of unmarked cells migrating in three-dimensional matrices Adanja, Ivan Decaestecker, Christine Debeir, Olivier Warzée, Nadine Ampe, Christophe Olivo-Marin, Jean-Christophe Debeir, Olivier Dubois, Frank Universite Libre de Bruxelles Université libre de Bruxelles, Ecole polytechnique de Bruxelles – Biomédical, Bruxelles 2012-05-21 fr The goal of this thesis is the development of a tracking algorithm for populations of unmarked cancer cells that migrate in 3D in vitro gels. The tracking algorithm is intended to be a tool for analysing the motility of large population (i.e. hundreds) of cells in the context of the anti-migratory drug development and more specifically drug screening. In oncology, cancer cell migration plays pivotal roles in the spread of cancer cells from a primary tumor site to neighboring and secondary sites, i.e. the processes of tissue invasion and metastasis. Preventing such processes represents an important therapeutic approach to cancer treatment. Providing tools able to test potential anti-migratory drugs thus constitutes currently a real need in oncology therapy. The goal of drug screening in this context aims to rapidly and efficiently test the anti-migratory effects of many experimental conditions on cancer cell populations.<p>The focus in this thesis lies in two specific aspects that are important in anti-migratory drug screening: tracking cells inside an in vitro 3D environment and doing so using unmarked cells. Disciplines biomédicales diverses Sciences de l'ingénieur Cancer cells Cells -- Motility Three-dimensional imaging Cellules cancéreuses Cellules -- Motilité Imagerie tridimensionnelle image analysis drug screening cancer high-throughput mean-shift cell tracking 1 v. (xiii, 107 p.) Doctorat en Sciences de l'ingénieur info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublished local/bictel.ulb.ac.be:ULBetd-05312012-102928 local/ulbcat.ulb.ac.be:954671 http://hdl.handle.net/2013/ULB-DIPOT:oai:dipot.ulb.ac.be:2013/209703 No full-text files |
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Disciplines biomédicales diverses Sciences de l'ingénieur Cancer cells Cells -- Motility Three-dimensional imaging Cellules cancéreuses Cellules -- Motilité Imagerie tridimensionnelle image analysis drug screening cancer high-throughput mean-shift cell tracking Adanja, Ivan Automated tracking of unmarked cells migrating in three-dimensional matrices |
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The goal of this thesis is the development of a tracking algorithm for populations of unmarked cancer cells that migrate in 3D in vitro gels. The tracking algorithm is intended to be a tool for analysing the motility of large population (i.e. hundreds) of cells in the context of the anti-migratory drug development and more specifically drug screening. In oncology, cancer cell migration plays pivotal roles in the spread of cancer cells from a primary tumor site to neighboring and secondary sites, i.e. the processes of tissue invasion and metastasis. Preventing such processes represents an important therapeutic approach to cancer treatment. Providing tools able to test potential anti-migratory drugs thus constitutes currently a real need in oncology therapy. The goal of drug screening in this context aims to rapidly and efficiently test the anti-migratory effects of many experimental conditions on cancer cell populations.<p>The focus in this thesis lies in two specific aspects that are important in anti-migratory drug screening: tracking cells inside an in vitro 3D environment and doing so using unmarked cells. === Doctorat en Sciences de l'ingénieur === info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublished |
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Automated tracking of unmarked cells migrating in three-dimensional matrices |
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Automated tracking of unmarked cells migrating in three-dimensional matrices |
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Automated tracking of unmarked cells migrating in three-dimensional matrices |
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Automated tracking of unmarked cells migrating in three-dimensional matrices |
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Automated tracking of unmarked cells migrating in three-dimensional matrices |
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automated tracking of unmarked cells migrating in three-dimensional matrices |
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Universite Libre de Bruxelles |
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