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    ReViMS

    ReViMS

    ReViMS, a 3D volume rendering tool for light-sheet/confocal microscopy

    ...It provides a number of tools for: (a) segmenting z-stacks of fluorescence images; (b) reconstructing the 3D surface of the aggregates and estimating several features (including the volume). ReViMS is written in MATLAB (The MathWorks, Inc., Massachusetts, USA). It is an open-source tool and the source code is freely available at: http://sourceforge.net/p/revims Requirements: MATLAB R2017b and Image Processing Toolbox 10.1 or later versions.
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    ReViSP

    ReViSP

    ReViSP, a 3D volume rendering MATLAB tool for multicellular spheroids

    Reconstruction and Visualization from a Single Projection (ReViSP) tool: a 3D volume rendering method we developed to reconstruct the 3D shape of multicellular spheroids, besides estimating the volume by counting the voxels (3D pixels) fully included in the 3D surface. ReViSP is written in MATLAB (The MathWorks, Inc., Massachusetts, USA) and the source code is freely provided. Requirements for running ReViSP from the source code: MATLAB 2020a and Image Processing Toolbox 11.1 or later versions. Please, when using this software, cite these articles: (a) F. Piccinini, et al., Cancer multicellular spheroids: Volume assessment from a single 2D projection. Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine, 118(2):95–106, 2015. ...
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