Interactive microscopy data, anywhere on the web
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Works in any web page: journal articles, LIMS, data repositories, wikis, presentations.
Blin et al. (2019) · IDR-0062 · Mouse tissue · LaminB1 + DAPI · 236 Z-slices · Try: scrub the Z-slider, toggle the label overlay
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Channel names, colors, and intensity ranges are read from OME-ZARR metadata automatically.
McDole et al. (2018) · IDR-0079 · lynEGFP (membranes, green) · NLStdTomato (nuclei, red) · Try: turn off green to isolate nuclei
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channels format: id:on|off:RRGGBB:min:max — override as many or as few as you need.
Schaadt et al. (2020) · IDR-0073 · Human tissue · Tertiary lymphoid organs · RGB detected automatically
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RGB color model is detected automatically. White background, unified brightness slider, no per-channel controls.
Compose a sequence of named chapters in the standalone viewer. Each chapter captures a region, channel setup, and a short description.
Readers step through at their own pace and explore the data freely at any point. Perfect for walking reviewers through a published figure, guiding students through a real dataset, or presenting results without leaving your slides.
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