MBF Bioscience

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American software company specializing in bioscience research tools


MBF Bioscience is a company that develops software and hardware solutions for bioscience research. The company is known for its advanced tools that assist in the analysis and visualization of complex biological data, particularly in the fields of neuroscience, microscopy, and stereology.

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History[edit | edit source]

MBF Bioscience was founded in 1988 by Jack Glaser and his colleagues. The company was established with the goal of providing innovative solutions for the analysis of biological structures. Over the years, MBF Bioscience has grown to become a leader in the development of software for quantitative microscopy and image analysis.

Products[edit | edit source]

MBF Bioscience offers a range of products designed to meet the needs of researchers in various fields of bioscience. Some of their key products include:

Neurolucida[edit | edit source]

Neurolucida is a software application used for neuron tracing and reconstruction. It allows researchers to create detailed 3D models of neurons from microscopic images, facilitating the study of neuronal structure and connectivity.

Stereo Investigator[edit | edit source]

Stereo Investigator is a leading software for stereology, a method used to estimate the number, length, area, and volume of biological structures. It is widely used in neuroscience research to quantify changes in brain structure.

Biolucida[edit | edit source]

Biolucida is a platform for managing and sharing large sets of biological images. It enables researchers to store, view, and analyze high-resolution images from anywhere in the world.

Vesselucida[edit | edit source]

Vesselucida is a software tool for the analysis of vascular structures. It is used to trace and quantify blood vessels in tissue samples, aiding in the study of angiogenesis and vascular diseases.

Applications[edit | edit source]

MBF Bioscience's products are used in a variety of research applications, including:

  • Neuroscience: For studying the structure and function of the nervous system.
  • Pathology: For analyzing tissue samples and understanding disease mechanisms.
  • Developmental biology: For examining the growth and development of organisms.
  • Pharmacology: For assessing the effects of drugs on biological systems.

Innovation and Impact[edit | edit source]

MBF Bioscience is recognized for its contributions to the field of bioscience research. The company's tools have enabled significant advancements in the understanding of complex biological systems. By providing researchers with precise and reliable data, MBF Bioscience has facilitated breakthroughs in neuroscience, cancer research, and other areas of biology.

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