Koch Lab:Data/MT Gliding Assay Readme File
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Credits
Raw data acquired by Andy Maloney. Tracking software by Larry Herskowitz and Steve Koch. Tracking automation by Larry Herskowitz. Data analysis and interpretation by Andy Maloney, Larry Herskowitz, Steve Koch. Kinesin-1 provided by Haiqing Liu (LANL).
Data are licensed CC0, as noted above. You are not required, but if possible it would be cool if you give credit to us in any derived work. Also, we might enjoy working with you if it is productive. Contact info can be found here: Koch_Lab:Contact.
Data
Raw data can be found at the following link.
Software
Our software will all be open-source. However, currently we have not yet gone through the steps to make sourceforge projects. Below is all of the software we used to analyze images, but it will probably be difficult to use without some instructions (which we haven't yet written). Unfortunately, some of even the compiled versions will require a NI-Vision license. Whereas all the source code will require LabVIEW development platform.
Microtubule image tracking, automated
- LabVIEW 7.1 executable, installer, and source code (.llb library file) available here: http://kochlab.org/files/Software/Microtubule%20Gliding%20Assay%20Software/Automatic%20microtubule%20tracking
- The .zip file will give you everything
- The .exe file will run if you have LabVIEW 7.1 and NI Vision 7 installed on your machine.
- The installer will give you the necessary run-time engines. However, you will need to purchase a pricey NI Vision license to run the installed software.
- If you have LV 7.1 and NI Vision, the .llb file will provide you the source code.
- This is the May 14 version of software.
- Raw image data can be obtained for our shared folder here: http://kochlab.org/files/GMA_RawImageData/Maloney.Andy
Track smoothing and speed calculation, automated
- LabVIEW 7.1 executable, installer, and source code (.llb library file) available here: http://kochlab.org/files/Software/Microtubule%20Gliding%20Assay%20Software/Manual%20tracking%20and%20automatic%20track%20speed%20analysis
- The .zip file will give you everything
- The .exe file will run if you have LabVIEW 7.1 and NI Vision 7 installed on your machine.
- The installer will give you the necessary run-time engines. However, you will need to purchase a pricey NI Vision license to run the installed software.
- If you have LV 7.1 and NI Vision, the .llb file will provide you the source code.
- This is the May 14 version of software.
- Test files available here and also in many of the sibling directories.
Group speed analysis, automated
- LabVIEW 7.1 executable, installer, and source code (.llb library file) available here: http://kochlab.org/files/Software/Microtubule%20Gliding%20Assay%20Software/Group%20speed%20v%20time%20auto%20analysis
- The .zip file will give you everything
- The .exe file will run if you have LabVIEW 7.1 installed on your machine.
- The installer will give you the necessary LV runtime engines. I believe you do not need any other licenses (in contrast to above which require NI Vision runtime license), but I have not checked this.
- If you have LV 7.1, the .llb file will provide you the source code.
- This is the May 14 version of the software.
- Test files available here: http://kochlab.org/files/data/MTD
Related Publications
- Steve's presentation: Osmotic stress and water isotope effects in kinesin-1 gliding motility assays
- Andy's poster: Speed effects in gliding motility assays due to surface passivation, water isotope, and osmotic stress.
- Larry's poster: Open Source Kinesin-1 Stochastic Simulation and Gliding Assay Tracking Software
Related Notebook and Other Postings
- Andy Maloney's notebook
- Larry Herskowitz's notebook
- Steve Koch's notebook
- Example videos for now can be found on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/KochLab Example:
Example with tracks overlayed: