Automatic image analysis of zebrafish embryo development for lab-on-a-chip
conference contribution
posted on 2024-10-31, 18:10authored byKevin Wang, Antoine Bonnetat, Mark Andrews, Zoran Salcic, Jin Akagia, Donald WlodkowicDonald Wlodkowic
The zebrafish is a popular model organism that is widely applied with lab-on-a-chip (LoC) technology in drug discovery and toxicity assay experiments. In such experiments, constant human attention is required during and after the experiments for online and offline monitoring and analysis. The throughput and turnaround time are both hindered from lack of automated image analysis. In this paper, a novel image analysis algorithm is developed to automatically recognise the first two stages of the zebrafish embryo development in order to detect anomalies caused by an applied chemical agent during the development process. The algorithm has been examined using 55 zebrafish embryo images and has a success rate of 94.5% in recognising the correct embryo development stage.
History
Start page
194
End page
199
Total pages
6
Outlet
Proceedings of 19th International Conference Mechatronics and Machine Vision in Practice (M2VIP), 2012
Editors
P. Xu and T. Moir
Name of conference
19th International Conference Mechatronics and Machine Vision in Practice (M2VIP), 2012