EMPIAR-12017
Spatial mapping of hepatic ER and mitochondria architecture reveals zonated remodeling in fasting and obesity [multiple data sets in TIFF format]
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Spatial mapping of hepatic ER and mitochondria architecture reveals zonated remodeling in fasting and obesity

Parlakgul G, Pang S, Artico LL E, Min N, Cagampan E, Villa R, Goncalves RLS, Lee Y, Xu SC, Hotamisligil GS, Arruda AP

Nature Communications (2024)

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Deposited:
2024-04-04
Released:
2024-04-17
Last modified:
2024-04-17
Imageset size:
2.89 TB
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Contains:
  • reconstructed volumes
  • micrographs - multiframe
1. 9428 Lean Fasted Liver Dataset - FIB-SEM and Segmentations
Category:
reconstructed volumes
Image format:
TIFF
No. of images or tilt series:
9501
Image size:
(7984, 6984)
Pixel type:
UNSIGNED BYTE
Pixel spacing:
(8.0, 8.0)
Details:
Raw FIBSEM images are not compressed and can be viewed online. Segmentation images are compressed (.zip) and need to be downloaded, unzipped (uncompressed) and then viewed. The total uncompressed data size is 20 Terabytes. Compressed version of the data is around 2.9 Terabytes.
Voxel size is 8nm isotropic (8nm x 8nm x 8nm in x, y, z).
9498 is Lean Fasted Liver (7984 x 6984 x 9501 pixels in x, y, z)
There are 9501 consecutive raw FIBSEM images and 9501 corresponding images in each segmentation class.
Raw (8-bit): 493 Gb
ER (8-bit): 493 Gb (uncompressed size)
Mitochondria instance (32-bit): 1.9 Tb (uncompressed size) - each individual mito has a unique pixel intensity as an identifier
Lipid Droplet (8-bit): 493 Gb (uncompressed size)
Cell Membrane (8-bit): 493 Gb (uncompressed size) - each individual cell has a unique pixel intensity as an identifier
Nuclear membrane (8-bit): 493 Gb (uncompressed size)
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2. 8970 Obese Fasted Liver Dataset - FIB-SEM and Segmentations
Category:
reconstructed volumes
Image format:
TIFF
No. of images or tilt series:
8450
Image size:
(9402, 6949)
Pixel type:
UNSIGNED BYTE
Pixel spacing:
(8.0, 8.0)
Details:
Raw FIBSEM images are not compressed and can be viewed online. Segmentation images are compressed (.zip) and need to be downloaded, unzipped (uncompressed) and then viewed. The total uncompressed data size is 20 Terabytes. Compressed version of the data is around 2.9 Terabytes.
Voxel size is 8nm isotropic (8nm x 8nm x 8nm in x, y, z).
8970 is Obese Fasted Liver (9402 x 6949 x 8450 pixels in x, y, z)
There are 8450 consecutive raw FIBSEM images and 8450 corresponding images in each segmentation class.
Raw (8-bit): 514 Gb
ER (8-bit): 514 Gb (uncompressed size)
Mitochondria instance (32-bit): 2 Tb (uncompressed size) - each individual mito has a unique pixel intensity as an identifier
Lipid Droplet (8-bit): 514 Gb (uncompressed size)
Cell Membrane (8-bit): 514 Gb (uncompressed size) - each individual cell has a unique pixel intensity as an identifier
Nuclear membrane (8-bit): 514 Gb (uncompressed size)
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3. 6461 Lean Fed Liver Dataset - Mitochondria instance segmentations
Category:
reconstructed volumes
Image format:
TIFF
No. of images or tilt series:
5638
Image size:
(12000, 8000)
Pixel type:
32 BIT FLOAT
Pixel spacing:
(8.0, 8.0)
Details:
Segmentation images are compressed (.zip) and need to be downloaded, unzipped (uncompressed) and then viewed. The total uncompressed data size is 20 Terabytes. Compressed version of the data is around 2.9 Terabytes. Voxel size is 8nm isotropic (8nm x 8nm x 8nm in x, y, z).
6461 is Lean Fed Liver (12000 x 8000 x 5638 pixels in x, y, z)
Mitochondria instance (32-bit): 2.16 Tb (uncompressed size) - each individual mito has a unique pixel intensity as an identifier.
Raw and other segmentation classes can be found at https://www.ebi.ac.uk/empiar/EMPIAR-10791/
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4. 6464 Obese Fed Liver Dataset - Mitochondria instance segmentations
Category:
reconstructed volumes
Image format:
TIFF
No. of images or tilt series:
7896
Image size:
(9112, 10200)
Pixel type:
32 BIT FLOAT
Pixel spacing:
(8.0, 8.0)
Details:
Segmentation images are compressed (.zip) and need to be downloaded, unzipped (uncompressed) and then viewed. The total uncompressed data size is 20 Terabytes. Compressed version of the data is around 2.9 Terabytes. Voxel size is 8nm isotropic (8nm x 8nm x 8nm in x, y, z).
6464 is Obese Fed Liver (9112 x 10200 x 7896 pixels in x, y, z)
Mitochondria instance (32-bit): 3 Tb (uncompressed size) - each individual mito has a unique pixel intensity as an identifier.
Raw and other segmentation classes can be found at https://www.ebi.ac.uk/empiar/EMPIAR-10791/
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5. 1931 - Pericentral Liver Dataset - FIB-SEM images
Category:
micrographs - multiframe
Image format:
TIFF
No. of images or tilt series:
10777
Image size:
(8125, 8125)
Pixel type:
UNSIGNED BYTE
Pixel spacing:
(8.0, 8.0)
Details:
Raw FIBSEM images are not compressed and can be viewed online.
Voxel size is 8nm isotropic (8nm x 8nm x 8nm in x, y, z).
1931 - Pericentral (lean fed liver) (8125 x 8125 x 10777 pixels in x, y, z)
There are 10777 consecutive raw FIBSEM images.
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6. 1931 - Periportal Liver Dataset - FIB-SEM images
Category:
micrographs - multiframe
Image format:
TIFF
No. of images or tilt series:
8982
Image size:
(6500, 6500)
Pixel type:
UNSIGNED BYTE
Pixel spacing:
(8.0, 8.0)
Details:
Raw FIBSEM images are not compressed and can be viewed online.
Voxel size is 8nm isotropic (8nm x 8nm x 8nm in x, y, z).
1931 - Periportal (lean fed liver) (6500 x 6500 x 8982 pixels in x, y, z)
There are 8982 consecutive raw FIBSEM images.
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7. 2679 Obese LacZ Liver Dataset - FIB-SEM and Segmentations
Category:
reconstructed volumes
Image format:
TIFF
No. of images or tilt series:
7705
Image size:
(6500, 6500)
Pixel type:
UNSIGNED BYTE
Pixel spacing:
(8.0, 8.0)
Details:
Raw FIBSEM images are not compressed and can be viewed online. Segmentation images are compressed (.zip) and need to be downloaded, unzipped (uncompressed) and then viewed. The total uncompressed data size is 20 Terabytes. Compressed version of the data is around 2.9 Terabytes.
Voxel size is 8nm isotropic (8nm x 8nm x 8nm in x, y, z).
2679 is Obese liver expressing LacZ control (6500 x 6500 x 7705 pixels in x, y, z)
There are 7705 consecutive raw FIBSEM images and 3629 corresponding images in each segmentation class.
Raw (8-bit): 303 Gb
ER (8-bit): 303 Gb (uncompressed size)
Mitochondria instance (32-bit): 1.2 Tb (uncompressed size) - each individual mito has a unique pixel intensity as an identifier
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8. 1858 Obese RRBP1 (p180) Liver Dataset - FIB-SEM and Segmentations
Category:
reconstructed volumes
Image format:
TIFF
No. of images or tilt series:
5860
Image size:
(9375, 10625)
Pixel type:
UNSIGNED BYTE
Pixel spacing:
(8.0, 8.0)
Details:
Raw FIBSEM images are not compressed and can be viewed online. Segmentation images are compressed (.zip) and need to be downloaded, unzipped (uncompressed) and then viewed. The total uncompressed data size is 20 Terabytes. Compressed version of the data is around 2.9 Terabytes.
Voxel size is 8nm isotropic (8nm x 8nm x 8nm in x, y, z).
1858 is Obese liver expressing RRBP1 (9375 x 10625 x 5860 pixels in x, y, z)
Please delete the first 65 images in each class (raw + segmentation). Firs 65 images contain the Durcupan resin.
There are 5860 consecutive raw FIBSEM images and 5860 corresponding images in each segmentation class.
Raw (8-bit): 544 Gb
ER (8-bit): 544 Gb (uncompressed size)
Mitochondria instance (32-bit): 2.2 Tb (uncompressed size) - each individual mito has a unique pixel intensity as an identifier.
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