2022
DOI: 10.1101/2022.10.03.510670
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Comprehensive monitoring of tissue composition using in vivo imaging of cell nuclei and deep learning

Abstract: Comprehensive analysis of tissue composition has so far been limited to ex vivo approaches. Here, we introduce NuClear (Nucleus-instructed tissue composition using deep learning), an approach combining in vivo two-photon imaging of histone 2B-eGFP-labeled cell nuclei with subsequent deep learning-based identification of cell types from structural features of the respective cell nuclei. This allowed us to classify all cells per imaging volume (0.25 mm3 containing ~25000 cells) and identify their position in 3D … Show more

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“…1B). Tissue composition was determined by imaging Histon2B-GFP-labelled nuclei (Asan et al 2021) and subsequent classification of the cell type derived from specific features of the nucleus (Das-Gupta et al 2022)(Das-Gupta et al 2022). Subcellular changes were investigated by repetitively imaging individually labeled or small groups of labeled neurons in their entirety.…”
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“…1B). Tissue composition was determined by imaging Histon2B-GFP-labelled nuclei (Asan et al 2021) and subsequent classification of the cell type derived from specific features of the nucleus (Das-Gupta et al 2022)(Das-Gupta et al 2022). Subcellular changes were investigated by repetitively imaging individually labeled or small groups of labeled neurons in their entirety.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2B). Using the NuClear approach (Das-Gupta et al 2022), a method allowing for non-biased neuronal network-based identification of all major cell types residing within the imaging volume solely relying on a set of radiomic features of the cell nucleus (Das-Gupta et al 2022)we determined 3D matrices of the localization of all neurons, astroglia, oligodendroglia, microglia and endothelial cells present in the volume (Fig. 2C).…”
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