Segmentation of intact cell nuclei in three-dimensional (3D) images of thick tissue sections is an important basic capability necessary for many biological research studies. Because automatic algorithms do not correctly segment all nuclei in tissue sections, interactive algorithms may be preferable
The Problem of Nucleolar Number in Cell Nuclei and in Sections of Cell Nuclei
โ Scribed by Dr. sc. nat. K. Voss; K. Roth
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1985
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 492 KB
- Volume
- 27
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0323-3847
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โฆ Synopsis
In thie peper the mean number m of nucleoli of cell nuclei and the relative frequency pN of cell nuclei with N nucleoli are inveatigated. To solve the firat problem, the stereologicel model of convex shaped nuclei and nucleoli and the esenmption of randomly-isotropically distributed objecta in space are ueed. The model is developed for non-vanishing thickness T of tieeue sections. The relationship between the unknown number m of nucleoli in oell nuclei and the mean number ii of nucleoli in nuclear aections determined by counting is R =ii (D + T)/(d + T). Here D and d are the mean va~ue-9 of caliper diameter for nuclei and for nucleoli, reap. The second problem is i~~ustrated by means of wme biomedical examplea: The relative frequency p~ of cell nuclei with N nucleoli can be approximated by a generalized Pokeon distribution in all investigated cases. Therefore the mean nucleolar number h l is the eS.Sfntia1 parameter to describe the frequencies of cell nuclei with different numbere of nucleoli
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