Methodology for a fully automated processing pipeline of microscopy images, more specifically of tissue containing microglia/immune cells.
It can support the research task of analyzing and exploring this type of cells and it could be generalize for its use as a diagnostic tool for neuropathology assessments.
Methodology for a fully automated processing pipeline of microscopy images, more specifically of tissue containing microglia/immune cells.
It can support the research task of analysing and exploring this type of cells and it could be generalize for its use as a diagnostic tool for neuropathology assessments.
Though this method has been tailored for microglia/immune cells, it could be generalized to other types of glial/brain cells, with the proper parameter tuning.
MIC-MAC is open source. The newer version is completely stand-alone and a dedicated GUI is being developed for improving the user experience.
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POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS
This invention could lead to a support/diagnostic tool for neuropathology.
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