EVIEW: an open source software for converting and visualizing of multichannel electrophysiological signals

Q4 Medicine

Genes and Cells Pub Date : 2023-10-02 DOI:10.23868/gc544170

Andrey V. Zakharov, Yulia P. Zakharova

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Abstract

BACKGROUND: Methods and tools for operating with multichannel electrophysiological signals need to develop and correspond to the speed of data traffic in contemporary experiments. Analyzing and visualizing experimental data with minimal delay and with minimized experimenter effort is a pressing task in the field of neurobiology and requires the use of complex approaches specifically selected for each specific type of experiment. Creating open-source programs that can be promptly adapted for different tasks is one of the approaches that provide the ability to perform complex scientific experiments with high quality. AIM: This work is aimed at creating open-source software for analytical and visualization support of neurobiological experiments. METHODS: Software development was performed in MATLAB environment. The program is built on a modular principle and includes an intuitive graphical interface that facilitates control of the signal processing and display. RESULTS: A software tool was created that allows to optimize and accelerate various stages of electrophysiological research, including preliminary analysis of the quality of the experiment being prepared, in-depth analysis of recorded signals, and preparation of illustrative material for publications. CONCLUSION: The resulting program has a number of advantages in comparison with similar products in terms of versatility, speed, and availability, and can be used to solve a wide class of research problems.

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EVIEW:用于转换和可视化多通道电生理信号的开源软件

背景:处理多通道电生理信号的方法和工具需要发展，并与当代实验数据流量的速度相适应。以最小的延迟和最小的实验人员努力分析和可视化实验数据是神经生物学领域的一项紧迫任务，需要使用针对每种特定类型的实验专门选择的复杂方法。创建可以迅速适应不同任务的开源程序是提供高质量执行复杂科学实验能力的方法之一。目的:这项工作旨在创建开源软件，用于神经生物学实验的分析和可视化支持。方法:在MATLAB环境下进行软件开发。该程序建立在模块化原理之上，包括一个直观的图形界面，便于控制信号处理和显示。结果:创建了一个软件工具，可以优化和加速电生理研究的各个阶段，包括对准备的实验质量的初步分析，对记录信号的深入分析，以及为出版物准备说说性材料。结论:与同类产品相比，由此产生的程序在通用性、速度和可用性方面具有许多优势，可用于解决广泛的研究问题。

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期刊介绍： “Genes and Cells” (the old name is “Cell Transplantology and Tissue Engineering”) is a peer-reviewed scientific and practical journal recommended by the Higher Attestation Commission of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation for publishing basic materials of dissertation research. Originally conceived as a highly specialized publication, the Journal has now gained an ever wider target audience. If at the beginning of its journey — from September 2005 — the target audience of the journal were biotechnologists, specialists in the field of molecular and cell biology, by now it has expanded with medical practitioners. Such progressive dynamics are absolutely natural — over the last 7-10 years, biomedical technologies have come out of the exotic category, lack of understanding of the inhabitants and mistrust of clinicians have been replaced by interest and awareness of the need to use biotechnology tools in medicine no longer tomorrow, but today. The sections of the journal are formulated to fully disclose the target topics of the publication, convey to readers the opinions of leading experts in the field of biomedical technologies on topical issues of concern, acquaint them with the most significant recent foreign and domestic research, materials of thematic conferences, present analytical information on fundamental issues of biomedical technologies trends in the biotech business. The journal includes the following headings: “expert opinions”, “cell technology news”, “reviews”, “original research”, “clinical experience”, “discussion and general theoretical work”, “stem cell business”.