Between September 2 and September 9, image analysis works across every supported imaging format, and file previews parse semicolon-delimited spreadsheet exports. Single-cell quality-control workflows now adapt to low-count samples, and organization deletion requests process more reliably, with confirmation pages that state exactly what was removed.
The image toolkit reads and analyzes the full range of formats in the imaging catalog, including whole-slide, volumetric and specialized microscopy files. Region selection and measurement in the viewer work the same way regardless of file format.
File previews and the statistics tool recognize semicolon-delimited files with comma decimals, a common format for spreadsheet exports from European locales, and split every value into its own column. Delimiter detection scores consistency across rows, and a spreadsheet's sep directive line is recognized and dropped automatically.
Doublet detection in single-cell RNA sequencing quality control scales its internal component count to the number of genes that survive filtering, completing on shallow or low-complexity samples. When an automatic threshold cannot be found, the workflow falls back to an expected rate and records which method set it.
