MyMorph 2.0

MyMorph is a web-based image annotation tool developed by the National Library of Medicine that enables users to annotate and analyze morphological patterns in biomedical images.

You can access MyMorph by visiting the National Library of Medicine's website and navigating to the MyMorph application.

MyMorph supports the analysis of various types of biomedical images, including microscopic images, radiological images, and histopathological images.

Yes, MyMorph allows users to upload their own images for annotation and analysis. You can easily import your images into the tool.

MyMorph offers a range of annotation tools such as drawing regions of interest, labeling structures, measuring distances, and adding textual notes to help in capturing morphological patterns.

Yes, MyMorph supports collaborative work. Multiple users can work on annotating the same image concurrently. The tool provides real-time synchronization to ensure seamless collaboration.

There is no fixed limit on the number of images you can analyze in MyMorph. You can analyze as many images as you need as long as you have sufficient storage space.

Yes, MyMorph allows you to export the annotations made on images in various formats such as XML, JSON, or CSV. The exported data can be used for further analysis or archival purposes.

Yes, MyMorph is a free tool provided by the National Library of Medicine for research and educational purposes. However, ensure you comply with the terms of use and any applicable data privacy regulations.

You can find user guides and documentation for MyMorph on the National Library of Medicine's website. These resources will help you understand the tool's functionalities and how to use them effectively.