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SlideToolkit: an assistive toolset for the histological quantification of whole slide images

Nelissen et al., 2014

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7195908353850489441
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Nelissen B
Van Herwaarden J
Moll F
Van Diest P
Pasterkamp G
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PLoS One

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The demand for accurate and reproducible phenotyping of a disease trait increases with the rising number of biobanks and genome wide association studies. Detailed analysis of histology is a powerful way of phenotyping human tissues. Nonetheless, purely visual …
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