CellLibrarian, High Content Data Management System
CellLibrarian is a powerful solution to manage a volume of image data acquired by Yokogawa CellVoyager series.
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Phenotype experiments with imaging keep creating a huge data set which researchers need to store, search, review and analyze repeatedly. Also, the data sometimes needs to be shared with group members and collaborators in global. |
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The CellLibrarian is configurated as a center of CellVoyager HCA system, where its image data is stored, annotated and analyzed. |
Data format
CellLibrarian supports imaging data acquired by the products below.
- CellVoyager series※1※2
- High-throughput Cytological Discovery System CellVoyager CV8000
- High-throughput Cytological Discovery System CellVoyager CV7000S
- High-throughput Cytological Discovery System CellVoyager CV7000
※1 Data acquired by CV control software older than R1.08.02 is not supported.
※2 CV1000 is not supported.
- Ultimate HCA system for high-quality imaging and high-throughput screening with water immersion objectives and multiple cameras.
- Built-in robot pipetter for kinetic assays.
High-throughput Cytological Discovery System CellVoyager CV8000 Click Here For More Info!
Hardware Specification
Recommended server specification for CellLibrarian.
| Model | Dell PowerEdge T330 |
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| Processor | Intel Xeon E3-1220 v6 |
| Memory | 32GB |
| HDD | 10TB x8, RAID5 |
| OS | Red Hat Enterprise linux 7.4 |
| Moniter | Outside Japan : Arranged by dealer 24 in. wide monitor x1, 1920 x 1200 Pixels |
The above server was confirmed to provide standard functions and performances of CellLibrarian software.
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CellLibrarian is based on OMERO and Bio-Formats which are built by OME, and licensed and customized by Glencoe Software.
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