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* Data from the field trip (microtubule gliding assays): http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Steven_J._Koch/MTC/April_7_2011#Microtubule_data | * Data from the field trip (microtubule gliding assays): http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Steven_J._Koch/MTC/April_7_2011#Microtubule_data | ||
** Here are the movies: http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Steven_J._Koch/MTC/April_19_2011/movies | ** Here are the movies: http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Steven_J._Koch/MTC/April_19_2011/movies | ||
* Andy's dissertation for information and links about microtubules and gliding assays: http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Andy_Maloney#Dissertation | |||
* [http://figshare.com FigShare] | * [http://figshare.com FigShare] | ||
===Goals=== | |||
* Gain some experience figuring out how to analyze image series data. Probably only qualitatively, but quantitatively if you're adventurous. | |||
* Learn how to upload a figure to FigShare.com -- Micropublishing for Science 2.0 ! | |||
* Contribute to science with the neat & new result you produced. | |||
===Steps=== | |||
# Create an account at Figshare.com | |||
# Watch the two movies you created during the field trip last week | |||
# Make observations (like Sheng has already done) | |||
# Come up with a hypothesis for why this may have happened | |||
# Create either an annotated image (snapshot from the movie or an original image(s)) or annotated movie. | |||
#* Create a figure (or movie) legend that describes what the annotated image or movie (or figure) is showing | |||
# Upload your figure / movie / image to Figshare.com. | |||
#* The authors should be You and Andy Maloney. You can work in pairs but make sure both of you do substantial work. |
Revision as of 07:16, 19 April 2011
HW Assignment due April 26 before class (email me when you're done)
Resources
- Data from the field trip (microtubule gliding assays): http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Steven_J._Koch/MTC/April_7_2011#Microtubule_data
- Here are the movies: http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Steven_J._Koch/MTC/April_19_2011/movies
- Andy's dissertation for information and links about microtubules and gliding assays: http://openwetware.org/wiki/User:Andy_Maloney#Dissertation
- FigShare
Goals
- Gain some experience figuring out how to analyze image series data. Probably only qualitatively, but quantitatively if you're adventurous.
- Learn how to upload a figure to FigShare.com -- Micropublishing for Science 2.0 !
- Contribute to science with the neat & new result you produced.
Steps
- Create an account at Figshare.com
- Watch the two movies you created during the field trip last week
- Make observations (like Sheng has already done)
- Come up with a hypothesis for why this may have happened
- Create either an annotated image (snapshot from the movie or an original image(s)) or annotated movie.
- Create a figure (or movie) legend that describes what the annotated image or movie (or figure) is showing
- Upload your figure / movie / image to Figshare.com.
- The authors should be You and Andy Maloney. You can work in pairs but make sure both of you do substantial work.