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A proteogenomic resource of 1,000 treatment-naïve colorectal cancers defines functional tumor states and enables AI-based histology

ABSTRACT: The files were converted from iSyntax to tiff for convenience using the official iSyntax SDK by Philips. The metadata are written into per slide into a separate .fic file (accompanying the tiff file).

SUBMITTER: A. Qoku

PROVIDER: S-BIAD3510 | bioimages |

REPOSITORIES: bioimages

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