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DAT_Analyzer
striatal subregional analysis tool for dopamine transporter PET
DAT_Analyzer (DANA) is fully automated tool for analyzing dopamine transporter PET. DANA utilizes coregistration and spatial normalization functions in SPM8 and therefore requires MATLAB 7.1 (or higher) and SPM8 in 64bit environment with more than 8 GB RAM. MAC OSX OS is recommended. It includes various custom templates for conventional MR, DARTEL MR, two type of CT, and ligand specific PET and also includes various types of striatal subregional VOI templates. It supports five types of... -
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GoIFISH
for the semi-automated analysis of IFISH images
GoIFISH has been developed for the analysis of IFISH (Immunofluorescence + Fluorescence in situ Hybridisation) images, performing nuclear, membrane and spot detection. Users can manually edit segmentation results, perform background adjustments, construct heatmaps, topology maps, and perform cell classification. All results can be exported for further analysis. GoIFISH has been developed in MATLAB, however binaries are provided to run the program outside of the MATLAB environment.... -
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Acoustic FDTD Solver (AC2D) -- is a software to simulate acoustic wave propagation in two dimensions based on the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method.
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