3D Mitochondria Shape Library for Optical Microscopy (3DMSL): A multimodal dataset for deep learning based mitochondrial analysis

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Authors: Abhinanda Ranjit Punnakkal, Suyog Jadhav, Aaron Celeste, Alexander Horsch, Krishna Agarwal, Dilip Kumar Prasad
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Abstract

With the increasing development of deep learning solutions for fluorescence microscopy image analysis, there is a growing demand for annotated ground truth datasets to train supervised methods. However, obtaining these annotations is a laborious and expensive endeavor. To address this problem for microscope analysis of cell organelles, we release 3DMSL, a database of 3D shapes of mitochondria. 3DMSL utilizes high-resolution Electron Microscopy data as the source for creating the extensive database. Utilizing a physics-based simulator, 3DMSL enables the creation of large fluorescence microscope image datasets with 3D ground truths, which can be used to train deep learning models for various applications, including segmentation, 3D reconstruction from images and stacks, creation of time-lapse videos with 3D ground truth, and microscope-to-microscope translation. 3DMSL contains >27k instances of diverse mitochondria shapes in different 3D shape representation formats of meshes, point clouds and implicit shapes.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Cell Image Analysis Techniques Advanced Fluorescence Microscopy Techniques Advanced Neural Network Applications

Publication details

Journal / source
Data in Brief
Volume
65
Pages
112507–112507
Publication date
29 January 2026
Language
EN