CebraEM
github.com/jhennies/cebraemCebraEM is a bioinformatics tool for analyzing and processing large-scale imaging data, providing a pipeline for segmentation, annotation, and analysis with support for both Linux and Windows environments. It includes modules for core functionality, annotation, and network analysis, requiring specific dependencies and a conda environment for execution.
Sourced from
- bio.tools — CebraEM
- GitHub — github.com/jhennies/cebraem
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