KODAK Molecular Imaging Software  
         
 

The NEW Kodak Molecular Imaging Software package provides high performance image analysis for a wide range of molecular imaging applications, including electrophoresis gels, protein and nucleic blots, plate assays, small animals, and more. An all new navigational structure features workflow driven tool palettes for improved ease of use

 

  
  Comprehensive Image Analysis Tools
  • Produce intensity, geometry and positional data for any Region of Interest
  • Three step lane and band analysis lets you quickly calculate molecular weight and mass of proteins and nucleic acids
  • New Differential Display and Gel Comparison tools allow comparison between lanes and images
Advanced Image Display Control
  • Use over 30 software filters, image histogram adjustment, and pseudocolors to optimize image appearance on screen and in print
  • Feature Masking and Image Overlay tools allow simultaneous display of multiplexed features of interest
User Friendly Navigation
  • New palette driven workflow provides convenient access to toolbars and commands to a specific area of workflow such as Image, Lanes, Manual ROIs, Auto ROIs, Grid ROIs, Annotations, and Database
Flexible Format
  • Acquire images from KODAK Image Station or Gel Logic digital imaging system, and TWAIN-compliant camera or scanner system, or open TIFF or JPEG images saved from other imaging systems
  • Export image project components in generic file formats for use in other software programs
  • WINDOWS 2000/XP and MACINTOSH OSX compatible
  • Single user and network versions available

KODAK MI software updates and replaces KODAK 1D Image Analysis software. All image files and data produced using KODAK 1D software are fully compatible with the new KODAK MI software package.



  KODAK Molecular Imaging Software System Requirements

The following are the minimum recommended system requirements for running KODAK MI software.
  Windows Windows
  Windows Macintosh
  Note that if you intend on using KODAK MI software with a Gel Logic or an Image Station system, the system requirements may be different. See the system requirements for the particular imaging system you are interested in for details.