Information relating to pathological and morphological features of cells.
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Properties
Cell morphologycell_morphology.cell_morphology (string) General description of the morphology of cells.For example "adherent cells" or "form single layer colonies".
Cell sizecell_morphology.cell_size (string) Size of cells in Cell size unit.For example "15" or "20-30".
Cell viability methodcell_morphology.cell_viability_method (string) The method by which cell viability was determined.For example "Fluorescein diacetate hydrolysis" or "ATP test".
Cell viability resultcell_morphology.cell_viability_result (string enum) Result of the cell viability test.Should be one of: "pass" or "fail".
Percent cell viabilitycell_morphology.percent_cell_viability (number) Percent of cells determined to be viable.For example "98.7".
Percent necrotic cellscell_morphology.percent_necrosis (number) Percent of cells identified to be necrotic.For example "10".
Cell morphology>Cell size unit (length_unit_ontology object) The unit in which the Cell size is expressed.
Length unit ontology IDcell_morphology.cell_size_unit.ontology (string from length_unit_ontology) An ontology term identifier in the form prefix:accession.For example "UO:0000017" or "UO:0000008".Graph restriction: Subclasses of UO:0000001 from obo:efo or obo:uo.
Length unit ontology labelcell_morphology.cell_size_unit.ontology_label (string from length_unit_ontology) The preferred label for the ontology term referred to in the ontology field. This may differ from the user-supplied value in the text field.For example "micrometer" or "meter".
Length unitRequiredcell_morphology.cell_size_unit.text (string from length_unit_ontology) The name of a length unit being used.For example "micrometer" or "meter".
Used by
This module is used by the following properties:
Cell line>Cell morphologycell_line.cell_morphologyFeatures relating to the morphology of the cells.
Cell suspension>Cell morphologycell_suspension.cell_morphologyFeatures relating to the morphology of cells in a biomaterial.
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