ArticleQuantitative biology (Beijing, China)2025
An effective method for quantification, visualization, and analysis of 3D cell shape during early embryogenesis.
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- An effective method for quantification, visualization, and analysis of 3D cell shape during early embryogenesis.Quantitative biology (Beijing, China) · 2025Article
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Abstract
Embryogenesis is the most basic process in developmental biology. Effectively and simply quantifying cell shape is challenging for the complex and dynamic 3D embryonic cells. Traditional descriptors such as volume, surface area, and mean curvature often fall short, providing only a global view and lacking in local detail and reconstruction capability. Addressing this, we introduce an effective integrated method, 3D Cell Shape Quantification (3DCSQ), for transforming digitized 3D cell shapes into analytical feature vectors, named
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