Non-rigid registration of 3D microscopy images for the normalization of different cell nuclei

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We present an intensity-based approach for non-rigid registration to normalize 3D multi-channel microscopy images of different cell nuclei. A main problem with cell nuclei images is that the intensity structure of different nuclei differs very much, and thus an intensitybased scheme cannot be used directly. Instead, we first perform a segmentation of the images, smooth them by a Gaussian filter, and then apply an intensity-based algorithm. To reduce the computation time we use a multi-resolution scheme. Our approach has been successfully applied using 2D cell-like synthetic images, 3D phantom images, as well as 3D multi-channel microscopy images representing different chromosome regions and gene regions (BACs).

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Yang, S., Köhler, D., Teller, K., Cremer, T., Eils, R., & Rohr, K. (2006). Non-rigid registration of 3D microscopy images for the normalization of different cell nuclei. In Informatik aktuell (pp. 364–368). Kluwer Academic Publishers. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-32137-3_74

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