Tissue MapperTM
Tissue Mapper is a comprehensive annotation and delineation tool used for mapping tissue structures. You can:
- Easily delineate structures at any resolution to create a 3D model from image data
- Annotate regions of interest from customizable ontology list
- Map images acquired with brightfield, confocal, two-photon, widefield fluorescence, or light sheet microscopes and with MRI and microCT
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The data is courtesy of the James Schwaber and Zixi (Jack) Cheng research teams at Thomas Jefferson University and University of Central Florida. DOI: doi.org/10.26275/wox9-gqzp
Quickly Populate a Custom Anatomy List
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Automatically Outline Periphery of Histological Sections
Visualize Completed Annotations in Interactive 3D Environment
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MBF Whole Slide Scanners recommended for use with Tissue Mapper
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• Brightfield slide scanner that handles up to twelve, 1”x 3” (25mm x 75mm) slides, six, 2” x 3” (50mm x 75mm) slides or any single slide up to 6” x 8” (150mm x 200mm) for larger specimens that most other scanners can’t handle. At a 60 micron section thickness/internal, an entire mouse brain can be mounted in a single tray |
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• 2D & 3D, 5- channel laser confocal slide scanning |
Professional Technical Support
When you call us you will speak with a person - not an automated system. Talk to us about your hardware, software, or experimental design questions. Our team includes Ph.D. neuroscientists and experts in microscopy, stereology, neuron tracing, and image processing; ready to help you over the phone or online.
