The Neurolucida system is widely recognized by neuroscientists as the gold standard for neuron tracing and reconstruction because it is based on the ground truth—you trace directly from the specimen on the microscope or from previously captured images. The tracing tools are specialized for neuronal structures, making it clear which tool to use and why; in addition, you can also edit traced structures as needed. Neurolucida offers a wide array of other powerful capabilities, including anatomical region mapping, 3D serial section reconstruction, automatic cell detection, and slide scanning.
Neurolucida fully integrates with your microscope system hardware to control motorized stages, focus, cameras, objective changers, and optical filters. Whether you need a new microscope system or want to use Neurolucida with your existing microscope hardware, our technical sales specialists will work with you to understand your current and future research interests, and choose microscope components that will help you achieve your research goals and fit your budget.
Neurolucida has been developed with support from the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
Neurolucida helps to reveal new findings in a follow-up to a 40 year old study
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Researchers Observe Altered Neuropathology in CTE Brains
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Scientists Discover New “Rosehip” Neuron in Human Brain
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NeuroMorpho.Org Releases Nearly 10,000 New Neuron Reconstructions and Neurolucida leads the way
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Uncovering the role of microglia in fetal alcohol spectrum disorders
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Scientists Observe Differences Between Brains of Stressed and Unstressed Rats After Fear Conditioning
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Hippocampal Neurons Change After Melatonin Injection
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Dendritic Spine Loss Reported in Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder
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Two 2014 Nobel Laureates Used Neurolucida to Create 3D Reconstructions of Neurons That Help Rats and Humans Navigate the World
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Anorexia Accelerates the Development of the Rat Hippocampus
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Scientists Use Neurolucida to Create 3D Reconstructions of Placental Villous Trees
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New Neurons Erase Memories
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Brain Cleans Itself During Sleep; Scientists Image Cerebral Fluid Flow With Neurolucida
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3D Reconstructions of Neurons Reveal More Branching in Sedentary Rats
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Neurons in the Basal Forebrain are Exquisitely Organized
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Scientists Discover Anorexia-Driven Changes to Dendrites With Neurolucida
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Neurolucida Helps Scientists Discover that Gorillas are Relevant in the Study of Alzheimer’s Disease
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Ohio State Neuroscientists Use Neurolucida to Analyze Brain Cells in Sexually Active Hamsters
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Japanese Researchers Develop New Optical Clearing Agent; Neurolucida Used For 3D Imaging in Study
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Drug for Treating Asthma Improves Cognitive Function in Down Syndrome Mouse Model
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Neurolucida Helps Ohio State Scientists Study Melatonin’s Effects on Brain Plasticity in Mice
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Researchers at the University of Michigan Analyze Spine Density in Addiction-Prone Rats with Neurolucida
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Scientists Use Neurolucida in Study of Calcium Signaling During Spontaneous Brain Activity
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Scientists in Portugal Use Neurolucida Explorer to Analyze Neuroplasticity in Depression
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Cincinnati Scientists Use Neurolucida in Epilepsy Study
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Michigan Scientists Analyze Brain Cells Born During Puberty With Neurolucida
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Stanford Scientists Render Mouse Brain Transparent, Offering New Possibilities For 3D Analysis
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Scientists Use Neurolucida in Study Describing New Cell Population in Juvenile CA3 Hippocampus
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Scientists in Japan Identify Two Brain Circuits Involved in Image Recognition; Neurolucida Plays Part
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UVA Scientists Use Neurolucida in Study Identifying Two New Circuits in Rat Neocortex
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Neurolucida Helps Scientists Map Rett Syndrome’s Brain Dysfunction in Mouse Model
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Scientists Map Diaphragm’s Motor Nerve and Arteriolar Networks With Neurolucida
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Neuroscientists in Germany Outline Protocol for Best Accuracy in Neuron Reconstruction, including Use of Neurolucida
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Gene Therapy May Be Answer to Effective Parkinson’s Treatment; Neurolucida Plays Role in Study
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Yale Researchers Make Breakthrough in Possible Depression Treatment
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Neurolucida Helps Scientists in Jerusalem Study Synaptic Density in Lactating Mice
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Dr. Henry Markram’s Team Uses Neurolucida in New Blue Brain Study
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UVM Scientists Use Neurolucida and Stereo Investigator to Study Neurons in the Avian Iris
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French Scientists Use Neurolucida to Study Plasticity in Adult Neurons
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Neurolucida Helps Florida Researchers Reconstruct a Region of the Rat Brain
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In the Forest of the Mind
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Columbia Scientists Map Neocortical Circuit Connectivity with Neurolucida
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Scientists use Neurolucida Reconstructions to Analyze Dendritic Trees
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Bethesda Scientists Use Neurolucida to Map Memories in the Brain
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Neurolucida Helps Look at Whether Dendrites Can Tell Inputs Apart
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It’s Not You, It’s Your Hormones. Scientists Study Estrogen’s Role in Stress.
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Multiple Sclerosis and Schizophrenia Research May Benefit From New Findings
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University of Maryland Scientists Reconstruct Neuronal Processes in 3D with Neurolucida
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Neurolucida Helps Scientists Better Understand Sound Localization
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Using Neurolucida for Dendritic Spine Analysis
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