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Site FeedbackDiscussion about this site, its organization, how it works, and how we can improve it.
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Neuron ReconstructionThis category is for questions related to neuron tracing and reconstruction for Neurolucida and Neurolucida 360 software users.
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StereologyThis category is for discussing basic and advanced concepts of stereology, and our Stereo Investigator tools for conducting stereology.
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Image and Data ManagementThis category is for asking and discussing questions about image and data management and standardization.
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Brain Reconstruction and MappingThis category is for asking questions about and discussing brain volume reconstruction, brain-wide measurements, and mapping data to atlases.
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MicroscopyAsk questions and get guidance on most light microscopy techniques and sample preparation for neuron tracing, stereology, and brain mapping.
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Multi-Photon ImagingThis category is for questions related to ScanImage and multi-photon imaging.
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Vascular ReconstructionThis category is for question related to vascular reconstruction.
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C.elegansThis category is for asking and discussing questions about C. elegans imaging and behavioral analysis.
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Virtual Microscopy for EducationThis category is for asking questions about virtual microscopy for medical education and MBF’s Biolucida virtual microscopy platform.
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Neuromorphological File SpecificationAsk questions related to Neuromorphological file format.
MBF Bioscience has chosen to openly document their digital reconstruction file format, Neuromorphological File Specification (4.0), available at www.mbfbioscience.com/filespecification (Angstman et al. 2020). The structures represented have been continually developed for over 30 years, balancing accurate 3D representation of microscopic structures with the efficiency for reading, writing, storing, and rendering the reconstruction data. The neuromorphological file format balances structure with flexibility by storing each modeled object as a unique data element, and providing mechanisms for grouping any number and type of data elements. File-level metadata is retained to provide detail on the origin of the sample, ensuring that the provenance of derivative data is tracked and that important source information is not separated from the corresponding data. The decision to implement each neuromorphological structure, from spines to varicosities, was influenced by top neuroscientists who sought to maintain a meaningful model and have the necessary analysis options for that entity. The file specification has evolved with academia and discovery, and will continue to be updated as needed to define added or modified data elements. |
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Announcement and NewsKeep up with official MBF Bioscience news, releases, and important announcements.
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WebinarsThis category informs you about our upcoming and past webinars. We will also be answering questions that you have related to the webinars.
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Tissue Reconstruction and MappingThis category is for asking questions about and discussing Tissue/ Organ reconstruction and tools used for mapping tissue
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