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Magliaro et al., 2015 - Google Patents

HisTOOLogy: an open‐source tool for quantitative analysis of histological sections

Magliaro et al., 2015

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412800364372609464
Author
Magliaro C
Tirella A
Mattei G
Pirone A
Ahluwalia A
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Microscopy

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HisTOOLogy is an open‐source software for the quantification of digital colour images of histological sections. The simple graphical user interface enables both expert and non‐ expert users to rapidly extract useful information from stained tissue sections. The software's …
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