2020
DOI: 10.1063/1.5144613
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Correcting anisotropic intensity in light sheet images using dehazing and image morphology

Abstract: Light-sheet fluorescence microscopy (LSFM) provides access to multi-dimensional and multi-scale in vivo imaging of animal models with highly coherent volumetric reconstruction of the tissue morphology, via a focused laser light sheet. The orthogonal illumination and detection LSFM pathways account for minimal photobleaching and deep tissue optical sectioning through different perspective views. Although rotation of the sample and deep tissue scanning constitutes major advantages of LSFM, images may suffer from… Show more

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“…In our case, using the fluorescent label zebrafish, tg(cmlc2:gfp), yielded overall strong results from the ventricle, but on occasion could have issues with the atria due to lower cardiomyocyte density and its location deeper in the chest, leading to more imaging issues. Circumventing this issue was not a trivial action, as exploring extensive pre-processing methods was required to be able to find the boundary of the inner volume of the heart [26]. Other limitations which could be found in the experimentation process could be issues within the imaging process, in which user and systematic errors could hinder image fidelity.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our case, using the fluorescent label zebrafish, tg(cmlc2:gfp), yielded overall strong results from the ventricle, but on occasion could have issues with the atria due to lower cardiomyocyte density and its location deeper in the chest, leading to more imaging issues. Circumventing this issue was not a trivial action, as exploring extensive pre-processing methods was required to be able to find the boundary of the inner volume of the heart [26]. Other limitations which could be found in the experimentation process could be issues within the imaging process, in which user and systematic errors could hinder image fidelity.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this regard, feature detection methods help refine data dimensionality by discarding dispensable image attributes, thereby producing a more compact feature space 1,2 . In biomedical research, endogenous fluorescent signals are commonly used to study in vivo spatiotemporal organogenesis. However, optical microscopy inherently suffers from anisotropic illumination in the optical image plane 4 . This anisotropy is due to aberrations caused by photon propagation through heterogeneous tissue morphology or significantly varied sample size; hence, optimization of image acquisition parameters is a challenging task 4 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, optical microscopy inherently suffers from anisotropic illumination in the optical image plane 4 . This anisotropy is due to aberrations caused by photon propagation through heterogeneous tissue morphology or significantly varied sample size; hence, optimization of image acquisition parameters is a challenging task 4 . Precise orchestration of any volumetric reconstruction analysis requires high feature detection sensitivity with respect to tissue protrusions and changes in illumination, rotation, local scaling changes, and motion translation 5 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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