3D-printer visualization of NEURON models (McDougal and Shepherd, 2015)


"... We introduce the use of 3D printing as a technique for visualizing traced morphologies. Our method for generating printable versions of a cell or group of cells is to expand dendrite and axon diameters and then to transform the tracing into a 3D object with a neuronal surface generating algorithm like Constructive Tessellated Neuronal Geometry (CTNG). ..."

Model Concept(s): Methods

Simulation Environment: NEURON; Python

Implementer(s): McDougal, Robert [robert.mcdougal at yale.edu]

References:

McDougal RA, Shepherd GM. (2015). 3D-printer visualization of neuron models. Frontiers in neuroinformatics. 9 [PubMed]


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