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GCellIQ: (Genomic Cell Image Quantitator)

This release version of GCellIQ (Genomic Cell Image Quantitator) software package is developed by the Center for Biotechnology and Informatics (CBI, Director: Dr. Stephen Wong) at The Methodist Hospital Research Institute. It is a product of interdisciplinary research effort over the years. The bulk of the development effort was done in close collaboration with Perrimon's Laboratory at Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Harvard Medical School.

This version of GCellIQ (Version 1.0) can only run on a machine with Matlab installed. No other installation is required for this software. Just copy the source code into local disk and run the program under Matlab environment. Please read and agree the license before running the program.

Click here for GCellIQ download page: http://www.cbi-tmhs.org/GCellIQ/download.htm

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