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Software Applications For Quantitive Analysis

MBF Bioscience >  Blog > MBF Products & Service Solutions  > Software Applications For Quantitive Analysis (Page 5)
May 13, 2010

Multiple Sclerosis and Schizophrenia Research May Benefit From New Findings

by Pasang
in Software Applications For Quantitive Analysis, Neurolucida®, Software & Microscope Integrated Systems, MBF Products & Service Solutions, Neurolucida®Explorer
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Myelin, which insulates axons in the central nervous system is produced by oligodendrocytes. But not all oligodendrocytes are equal.   Led by Dr. Jonathan Vinet of the Université Laval in Quebec, scientists have identified three different types of oligodendrocytes in the mouse hippocampus: "ramified," "stellar," and "smooth."   Each type displayed varying morphological characteristics, mainly in shape, volume, and branching behavior, which led the researchers to believe that the...

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November 24, 2009

Neurolucida, NeuroInfo Aids NIH GENSAT Project

by Pasang
in Software Applications For Quantitive Analysis, Neurolucida®, Software & Microscope Integrated Systems, MBF Products & Service Solutions, NeuroInfo®
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The developing and adult central nervous system of the mouse is complex and large. NIH Neuroscientist Dr. Charles Gerfen uses Neurolucida and NeuroInfo to collect, display, and share virtual slides with the research community.   Recently, Dr. Gerfen requested software enhancements to better allow him to categorize and use his virtual slide data in mouse brain testing. We were happy to comply.   Dr. Gerfen explains how he uses...

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June 2, 2007

MBF President Jack Glaser Honored with SBA Award

by Pasang
in Neurolucida®, Company News, Software Applications For Quantitive Analysis, Software & Microscope Integrated Systems, MBF Products & Service Solutions, NeuroInfo®, Additional Subject Matter, Awards
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Jack Glaser, president and founder of MBF Bioscience was named the 2007 Vermont Small Business Person of the Year by the US Small Business Administration. Glaser founded MicroBrightField (renamed MBF Bioscience in 2006) with his father, Dr. Edmund M. Glaser in 1987. Their goal was to develop powerful yet affordable neuroanatomical imaging software for the global research community.   Today, MBF software is used by over 1000...

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