Imaris 64
Imaris ×64 is a software package for 3D and 4D visualization and analysis of microscopic images. It provides advanced tools for handling large, multidimensional image data. The core function of Imaris ×64 is to facilitate the processing, visualization, and quantitative analysis of complex microscopic data.
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Quantifying Nuclear Counts in 3D Imaging
Tissue Preparation and Immunostaining for 3D Imaging
Cerebellar Volume Quantification in Zebrafish
3D Reconstruction of Bovine Placental Myofibroblasts
ROIs with well-preserved areas of maternal stroma were selected on single SEM surface scans of the block. The selected image field, showing the target cells, was utilized for the creation of an image stack with 970 images. 3D reconstruction was performed on a defined stack of 180 images (Voxel size = 15 × 15 × 60 nm), which included a complete myofibroblast. Herewith, a manual segmentation of the nucleus, the stress fibers and the cytoplasm, was conducted, using the ImageJ software (ImageJ 1.53q, bundled with 64-bit Java, version 1.8.0_172) plugin TrakEM2 [57 (link)]. For visualization, segmented images were merged and resulting channels were used to create a 3D model (Imaris ×64, version 9.9.1, Bitplane AG).
Deconvolution and Quantitative Analysis of Vascular Structures
Multimodal Imaging of Clarified Tissues
Staining and Imaging Nanoparticle-Treated Cells
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