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The Cell Vision
TheCellVision presents studies and datasets on cell compartment morphology, protein localization, and image-based annotation.

About The Cell Vision
TheCellVision is a web-based research resource that curates and presents published studies and datasets focused on cell compartment morphology, protein localization, and image-based cellular annotation. It hosts multiple specialized datasets, including single-cell analyses of endocytic compartment morphology in yeast mutant backgrounds, CYCLoPS data on automated protein localization and abundance for yeast ORF-GFP collections under chemical and genetic perturbations, PIFiA protein image-based functional annotation data, cell cycle omics datasets linking protein localization to gene expression and translational efficiency, and time-course analyses of subcellular compartment morphology in yeast temperature-sensitive and other mutant strains.
Key features
- Hosts endocytic compartment morphology datasets for yeast mutant studies
- Provides CYCLoPS protein localization/abundance data for yeast ORF-GFP collections
- Offers PIFiA protein image-based functional annotation datasets
- Includes cell cycle omics data linking protein localization to gene expression
- Contains time-course subcellular compartment morphology data for yeast mutants
- Curates peer-reviewed image-based annotation datasets for cell biology research
- Curates multiple peer-reviewed published datasets from independent research teams
- Covers diverse experimental conditions including yeast mutants, chemical treatments, and time-course analyses
- Specializes in image-based datasets of subcellular compartment morphology and protein localization
- All listed datasets are limited to yeast model organisms, with no data for other species noted
- The platform is web-only, with no mentioned offline access or bulk dataset downloads
- The project is not open source, and no public code or tool repository is listed
The Cell Vision at a glance
- Website
- thecellvision.org
- Category
- Research & Data › Open Data & Datasets
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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