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A modular framework for multi-scale tissue imaging and neuronal segmentation

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Simone Cauzzo *
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Ester Bruno
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David Boulet
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Paul Nazac
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Miriam Basile
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Alejandro Luis Callara
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Federico Tozzi
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Arti Ahluwalia
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Chiara Magliaro
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Lydia Danglot *
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Nicola Vanello *
DOI:10.1038/s41467-024-48146-ydelete
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The development of robust tools for segmenting cellular and sub-cellular neuronal structures lags behind the massive production of high-resolution 3D images of neurons in brain tissue. The challenges are principally related to high neuronal density and low signal-to-noise characteristics in thick samples, as well as the heterogeneity of data acquired with different imaging methods. To address this issue, we design a framework which includes sample preparation for high resolution imaging and image analysis. Specifically, we set up a method for labeling thick samples and develop SENPAI, a scalable algorithm for segmenting neurons at cellular and sub-cellular scales in conventional and super-resolution STimulated Emission Depletion (STED) microscopy images of brain tissues. Further, we propose a validation paradigm for testing segmentation performance when a manual ground-truth may not exhaustively describe neuronal arborization. We show that SENPAI provides accurate multi-scale segmentation, from entire neurons down to spines, outperforming state-of-the-art tools. The framework will empower image processing of complex neuronal circuitries. Tools to segment cellular and sub-cellular neuronal structures can be hindered by high neuronal density and low signal-to-noise in thick samples. Here, the authors present SENPAI, a framework for imaging and segmenting neurons from conventional and super-resolution microscopy of clarified brain tissues.
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