FrancisCrickInstitute / protocolBLAST

Sample preparation and warping accuracy for correlative multimodal imaging in the mouse olfactory bulb using two-photon, synchrotron X-ray and volume electron microscopy

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protocolBLAST

This repository provides data and tools to compare sample preparation protocols for correlative multimodal imaging experiments in life sciences.

The data and code in this repository complement the findings described in this paper.

About the paper:

We tested a variety of sample preparation protocols (SPPs) for volume electron microscopy and analysed the occurrences of artefacts with respect to SPP variables. We also devised a method to quantify dataset registration (warping) accuracy. Both advances help increase the efficiency of studying the brain using a correlative multimodal imaging approach that we developed and described in detail in this previous study.

Content of this repo:

This repo provides:

  • All compiled data and scripts used for the analyses of SPP artefacts, so that anyone interested may regenerate plots or run their own analysis.
  • Links to datasets and annotations used to quantify warping accuracy, so that anyone interested may examine the warpings or run their own analysis. The warping toolbox is available at warpAnnotations.

Installing this repo:

You can explore the 3D datasets in webKnossos following the wk_scene links. No need to install anything.

Clone this repository to your preferred location.

Install jupyter to run some analyses.

Install the warpAnnotations toolbox to warp and analyse correlative multimodal annotations.

Usage: revisiting artefact analysis:

The jupyter notebook provided (here) loads all data tables and reproduces the plots shown in the publication.

You can find examples of all artefact types reported below:

artefact name sample ID batch ID LXRT dataset link
perfect 1st slab Y129 CLEM210308 wk_scene
perfect 2nd slab Y132 CLEM210308 wk_scene
sideways Y193 PIP210913 wk_scene
crack Y137 CLEM210308 wk_scene
undefined C376 CLEM171127 wk_scene
murky C332 CLEM170809 wk_scene
smoky C430 CLEM180205 wk_scene
patchy Y151 CLEM210308 wk_scene
overstain Y257 SBS211128 wk_scene
central Y081 PIP201014 wk_scene
bubble Y054 PIP200921 wk_scene
spotty Y139 CLEM210308 wk_scene
necrotic Y127 CLEM210308 wk_scene
sandy Y169 CLEM210810 wk_scene
sample with 2 artefacts Y233 PIP211019 wk_scene
sample with 2 artefacts Y028 PIP200909 wk_scene
sample with 3 artefacts Y052 PIP200921 wk_scene

Usage: revisiting warping analysis:

The following scenes will let you visit datasets of the same tissue region in the mouse brain acquired with in-vivo 2-photon, SXRT and SBEM. In each of those scenes, you will find traces generated delineating the same blood vessel across all imaging modalities.

Content 2P dataset link SXRT dataset link SBEM dataset link
blood vessel tracings used to quantify warping accuray (Fig. 6c),
example soma and its surrounding blood vessels, correlated among 3 datasets by warping (Fig. 6h)
wk_scene wk_scene wk_scene

In order to further annotate, warp and analyse annotation in those (or new) datasets, install the warpAnnotations toolbox.

Questions and feedback

If you have any questions, please contact us: Yuxin Zhang, Carles Bosch.

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Sample preparation and warping accuracy for correlative multimodal imaging in the mouse olfactory bulb using two-photon, synchrotron X-ray and volume electron microscopy


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