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URL: https://quint-workflow.readthedocs.io/en/latest/QUINTintro.html
Proper Citation: QUINT (RRID:SCR_023856)
Description: Software workflow includes suite of various software to form analysis pipeline of atlas-based quantifuication of labbeled features in histological images from mouse or rat brain. This workflow also suggests and explains with instructional videos the way these software work together. Used for quantification and spatial analysis of labelling in series of rodent brain section images based on available 3D reference atlases.
Resource Type: software resource, workflow software, software application, data processing software
Defining Citation: PMID:31849633
Keywords: Allen Common Coordinate Framework, labelling quantification and spatial analysis, analysis pipeline of atlas based quantifuication of labbeled features, histological images, mouse brain, rat brain, images, brain section images, 3D reference atlases,
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