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Heritable Nongenetic Information That is Independent of DNA and That Governs Organismal Development, Tissue Regeneration, and Tumor Architecture
David H Nguyen, Daniel Gallegos
Numerous studies of the tumor microenvironment, interspecies xenografting, and limb regeneration suggest the existence of a Tissue Spatial Code (TSC) that controls tissue structure…
Translating the Architectural Complexity of the Colon or Polyp into a Sinusoid Wave for Classification via the Fast Fourier Transform
David H. Nguyen
There is no method to quantify the spatial complexity within colon polyps. This paper describes a spatial transformation that translates the tissue architecture within a polyp, or…
Detecting Partial Rosettes in Tumor Histopathology Using The Cross Product
David H. Nguyen
Tumors of the eye and nervous system often exhibit an arch-like arrangement of nuclei, called rosettes. Pathologists are able to identify rosettes [full circles] and the presence o…
Quantifying and Visualizing Hidden Preferential Aggregations Amid Heterogeneity
David H Nguyen
Biological systems often exhibit a heterogeneous arrangement of objects, such as assorted nuclear chromatin patterns in a tumor, assorted species of bacteria in biofilms, or assort…
Quantifying Hidden Architectural Patterns in Metaplastic Tumors by Calculating the Quadrant-Slope Index (QSI)
David H. Nguyen
The Quadrant-Slope Index (QSI) method was created in order to detect subtle patterns of organization in tumor images that have metaplastic elements, such as streams of spindle cell…
Quantifying Subtle Regions of Order and Disorder in Tumor Architecture by Calculating the Nearest-Neighbor Angular Profile
David H. Nguyen
Pathologists routinely classify breast tumors according to recurring patterns of nuclear grades, cytoplasmic coloration, and large-scale morphological formations (i.e. streams of s…