IC and BC performed bioinformatic analysis and data processing.
MapReduce is designed for batch parallel data processing such as log analysis and text processing.
All image analysis and processing was performed using ImageJ.
The image processing and analysis program ImageJ, (Image Processing and Analysis in Java; National Institutes of Health, USA) was used.
Because of a necessary change in plasma collection and processing method, three volunteers were excluded from the plasma pharmacokinetic analysis (Table 3 and Figure 2); however, urine data from all nine volunteers are included (Table 2 and Figure 1).
The biochemical analysis was costly and time consuming, the DNA sequencing used to cost $100,000s and the computer analysis was restrained by processing power.
Seismic Analysis Code (SAC) and Generic Mapping Tools (GMT) were used for signal processing and figure plotting, respectively.
Battery development and implementation: Spatial processing and Figure 1.
The data processing and figure preparation were done using Sparky.
Complexes containing two BAP hexamers per ClpP double-heptamer were picked for single particle analysis and separated into halves for processing (Effantin et al., 2010; Figure 1B).
