Automatic nuclei detector

Mayachitra imago's automatic nuclei detector is an image based powerful cell counter. It automatically identifies nuclei's centroid locations from the selected image and provides you the total number of cells and their location information. imago's nuclei detector is incredibly simple to use yet powerful and robust method to analyze large sets of digital micrographs.

imago's nuclei detector: automatic cell counting tool

Features

Robust automatic nuclei detector

imago's nuclei detector has been tested on large variety of biological images.

Simple to use

imago's nuclei detector is incredibly easy to use. You can count any type of cells by simply following a three-step cell counting wizard.

Combine a result with manual counting

You can move, add, or remove cell locations with imago's graphical annotation tool. imago also keeps track of the history of modification.

Save data and images

Keeping an analysis record is important. imago always saves the history of counting results and images. With a single click, the images of cell counting result can be saved to the hard disk for your publication/presentation.

Easy to search the results

imago's powerful search can help you to find images by the cell counting results. For example, you can find all images from your album with a cell density larger than 1000 cells/mm2.

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Applications

imago's nuclei detector can detect any circular objects from an image. Cell counting does not need to be limited to nuclei stains such as TOPRO or DAPI. Click the images for cell detection results.

Retinal pigment epithelial cells counting

Retinal pigment epithelial cells stained with Hoechst (blue).

Embryonic stem cells counting

Embryonic stem cells.

Human subretinal cell detection

Human subretinal cells stained with TO-PRO (blue).

Counting cat photoreceptors

Photoreceptors stained with TO-PRO. Cells are densely packed.

Counting amacrine cells

Amacrine cells in a retina labeled with ChAT.

Fruit fly cell detection

Fruit fly cells.

Counting nuclei from a mosaic of a retina

Mosaicked image of BrdU labeled mouse retina.

Automatic counting of dividing cells

Dividing cells in a rabbit retina stained with BrdU (red).

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How it works

Cell counting wizard

Cell counting is done in three quick steps!

imago's automatic cell counting wizard

Step 1. Specify the region to count cells.

You can apply the nuclei detector to either part of an image or the entire image.

Step 2. Choose a cell size.

Simply draw a circle around an example cell on the image. The results are instantly updated in the preview window.

Step 3. Refine the result.

You can refine the results based on intensity.

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Video tutorials

For more information, watch a video tutorial.

How to apply a nuclei detector to an entire image.

See how counting is done with Mayachitra imago's cell counting wizard.

Play nuclei detector video

How to apply a nuclei detector to the part of image.

This video tutorial walks through how to apply imago's nuclei detector to the part of an image.

Play the video about nuclei detector using masks

Step by step cell counting tutorial

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