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URL: https://sites.google.com/site/sigenproject/
Proper Citation: SIGEN (RRID:SCR_016284)
Description: Software to extract and trace neuronal structure from confocal laser scanning microscope images. It performs the automatic reconstruction of neurons for image stacks and can generate compartmental models of neurons as swc file format data.
Synonyms: SImulation of Geometrical and Electrical properties of Neuron, SIGEN: SImulation of Geometrical and Electrical properties of Neuron
Resource Type: image analysis software, segmentation software, software application, software resource, image reconstruction software, data processing software
Keywords: segmentation, neuron, confocal, laser, scan, microscopy, reconstruction, swc, confocal, laser, microscopy
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