Titlebook: Computer Techniques in Neuroanatomy; Joseph J. Capowski Book 1989 Plenum Press, New York 1989 anatomy.axon.base.chemistry.memory.neuroanat

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The History of Quantitative Neuroanatomy,the structures that they see contained in the tissue. Microscope equipment and viewing techniques have developed over the decades, as have histological procedures for preparing the tissue for the researcher’s examination. Independently, the computer field has been blossoming, but at a much more rapi

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Input from Serial Sections, structures, both biological and mechanical. Indeed, examples of serial section reconstruction can be found in boat building, dentistry, and the manufacturing of machine parts. We limit this chapter to the use of serial section reconstruction in neuroanatomy.

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Three-Dimensional Displays and Plots of Anatomic Structures,been entered into the computer. The goal is to generate views of the structure as they would have appeared naturally, before any tissue sectioning or other histological manipulations are performed. Since most of the structures are microscopic and a microscope imposes viewing constraints on its user,

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