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In this study we developed a new automatic quantification method to count the number of targeted fluorescently labeled molecules of in-vitro rat brain tissue images. NG2+ glial cells were monitored in order to detect their proliferation to their same kind of cells or to another astrocyte cells using different fluorescently labeled molecules. The method is based on morphological segmentation followed...
The human brain automatically processes information at multiple sites when recognizing various types of information at the same time, such as color, shape, etc. Cognitive conflict may occur when conflicting information is recognized at the same time. Functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) is often used to examine the brain activity associated with this phenomenon. To examine activation of the...
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