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Image software 4

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Image software 4.0.3 is a digital imaging software application designed for scientific and research applications. The software provides tools for image capture, processing, analysis, and management. It supports a range of file formats and offers basic image editing capabilities.

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Quantifying Cellular Responses After TBI

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Three areas surrounding the lesion in each immunostained section were imaged at × 40 magnification using a microscope and a camera without visual field overlap (Fig. 1a). The ratios of GFAP-, Iba1-, CD16/32-, ariginase-1-, and caspase-3-positive cells were quantitatively measured between the two groups in coronal sections using the Scion Image software 4.0.3 at 3, 7, and 14 days after TBI. Moreover, at 7 days after TBI, sections obtained from two areas in the motor cortex of the surrounding lesion, with a co-localization of caspase-3 and NeuN were imaged (× 20 magnification) following immunofluorencent staining. Furthermore, the ratios of caspase-3- and NeuN-positive neurons were counted in the surrounding lesion (0.21 mm2) and a quantitative analysis of each immunolabeled area was performed by two to three individuals.
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Quantifying Scar Tissue Fibroblasts

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The area of the scar tissue was analysed using Scion Image Software 4.0.3. The fibroblasts and myofibroblasts were photographed at three random locations using the DP21 microscope at 40× magnification. Each type of cell was counted, and the mean numbers were calculated.
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