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foreign two methods of the dot blood quantifications will be shown here first using percent area and second using the integrated density method to use the person area method open the Dot Plot image using image J invert the image so that the dots appear white in color with a dark background use any of the enclosed selection tools from above and mark the background noise click on analyze and measure the intensity the main intensity is found to be 54.75 deselect the background noise selection in the image and head to process math and subtract subtract the background using the value from the mean intensity and then click ok this process removes the background noise from the image for quantification purpose the image would require a dark foreground with a white background to achieve this simply invert the image use the rectangular selection tool from above and enclose it such that all the dots are within the rectangular boundary now click on analyze gels and select first Lane click on yes i