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--- writingroom:visualizing_dynamics_using_the_multiframe-flim_script [2020/04/29 03:52] – [Perform an Initial Lifetime Fit on the Selected Regions (ROIs)] rezvani
+++ writingroom:visualizing_dynamics_using_the_multiframe-flim_script [2020/05/12 14:35] – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation ruckelshausen
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 **Response:**\\
 The files of the "Tutorials" workspace are displayed in the workspace panel on the left side of the main window.
-  * Highlight the file ''MDCK_Cells_FLIM.ptu'' by a single mouse click.
+  * Highlight the file ''Hyperosmotic_Shock_MDCK_Cells.ptu'' by a single mouse click.
   * Select the **"Analysis"** tab and in there, open the **"Imaging"** drop-down menu.\\
   * Start the "multi Frame FLIM" analysis by clicking on "Start".\\
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 **Response:**\\
-The FLIM analysis is applied to the file ''MDCK_Cells_FLIM.ptu''. Thereby, a new Window opens:
+The FLIM analysis is applied to the file ''Hyperosmotic_Shock_MDCK_Cells.ptu''. Thereby, a new Window opens:
 {{ :writingroom:fullscreen_tensionsensor_2.png |}}
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   * In the "Decay Fitting" panel, from the Fitting Model drop-down list select "n-Exponential Reconvolution Fit".\\
-{{ :writingroom:nexpon_fitmodel.png?300 |}}
+{{ howto:nexpon_fitmodel.png?300 |}}
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 The average lifetime, you can see that after adding the sugar, has been dropped gradually about 500ps.\\
-  * If an IRF has been measured, the fits can also be performed using the measured IRFs. You need to import your measured IRF for the respective channel. Then repeat the above steps to find a decent fit. For more details please see <wrap hi> [[writingroom:how_to_work_with_the_instrument_response_function_irf|How to Work with Instrument Response Functions (IRFs) Measured with a Microscope]] hier muss der finale Link rein, nicht der Writingroom-Link</wrap> .  \\
+  * If an IRF has been measured, the fits can also be performed using the measured IRFs. You need to import your measured IRF for the respective channel. Then repeat the above steps to find a decent fit. For more details please see <wrap hi> [[howto:how_to_work_with_the_instrument_response_function_irf|How to Work with Instrument Response Functions (IRFs) Measured with a Microscope]] hier muss der finale Link rein, nicht der Writingroom-Link</wrap> .  \\