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http://dx.doi.org/10.3745/KIPSTB.2008.15-B.6.561

Asymmetric Diffusion Model for Protein Spot Matching in 2-DE Image  

Choi, Kwan-Deok (대구과학대학 의무기록정보과)
Yoon, Young-Woo (영남대학교 전자정보공학부)
Abstract
The spot detection phase of the 2-DE image analysis program segments a gel image into spot regions by an image segmentation algorithm and fits the spot regions to a spot shape model and quantifies the spot informations for the next phases. Currently the watershed algorithm is generally used as the segmentation algorithm and there are the Gaussian model and the diffusion model for the shape model. The diffusion model is closer to real spot shapes than the Gaussian model however spots have very various shapes and especially an asymmetric formation in x-coordinate and y-coordinate. The reason for asymmetric formation of spots is known that a protein could not be diffused completely because the 2-DE could not be processed under the ideal environment usually. Accordingly we propose an asymmetric diffusion model in this paper. The asymmetric diffusion model assumes that a protein spot is diffused from a disc at initial time of diffusing process, but is diffused asymmetrically for x-axis and y-axis respectively as time goes on. In experiments we processed spot matching for 19 gel images by using three models respectively and evaluated averages of SNR for comparing three models. As averages of SNR we got 14.22dB for the Gaussian model, 20.72dB for the diffusion model and 22.85dB for the asymmetric diffusion model. By experimental results we could confirm the asymmetric diffusion model is more efficient and more adequate for spot matching than the Gaussian model and the diffusion model.
Keywords
2-DE; 2-Dimensional Electrophoresis; Spot Detection; Spot Shape Model; Gaussian Model; Diffusion Model; Asymmetric Diffusion Model;
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