IntestLine: a Shiny-based application to map the rolled intestinal tissue onto a line
Altay YuzeiriD, David Alejandro BejaranoiD, Stephan GreiniD, Jan HasenaueriD, Andreas SchlitzeriD, Jiangyan YuiD
Abstract
To allow the comprehensive histological analysis of the whole intestine in one image, the tissue is often rolled to a spiral before imaging. This Swiss-rolling technique facilitates robust experimental procedures, but it limits the possibilities to comprehend changes along the intestine. Here, we present IntestLine, a Shiny-based open-source application to map imaging data of intestinal tissues in spiral shape onto a line. The mapping of intestinal tissues improves the visualization of the whole intestine in both proximal-distal and serosa-luminal axis, and facilitates the observation of location-specific cell types and markers. In summary, IntestLine serves as a tool to visualize and characterize intestine in future imaging studies.
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