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<i>MuscleX</i>: data analysis software for fiber diffraction patterns from muscle

Jiranun Jiratrakanvong, Jinjian Shao, Jiaqi Li, Miguel Menendez Alvarez, Li Xintian, Prajwal Das, Grant Nikseresht, Nikhil P Miskin, Ran Huo, Jules Nabon, Tristan Leduc, Eric Zhang, Weikang Ma, Gady Agam, Thomas C. Irving

2024Journal of Synchrotron Radiation16 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

MuscleX is an integrated, open-source computer software suite for data reduction of X-ray fiber diffraction patterns from striated muscle and other fibrous systems. It is written in Python and runs on Linux, Microsoft Windows or macOS. Most modules can be run either from a graphical user interface or in a `headless mode' from the command line, suitable for incorporation into beamline control systems. Here, we provide an overview of the general structure of the MuscleX software package and describe the specific features of the individual modules as well as examples of applications.

Topics & Concepts

Python (programming language)Computer scienceSoftwareSoftware suiteBeamlineGraphical user interfaceSuiteFiber diffractionOperating systemMicrosoft WindowsUser interfaceComputer graphics (images)Embedded systemDiffractionX-ray crystallographyPhysicsBeam (structure)ArchaeologyOpticsHistorySports injuries and prevention