MitoStructSeg: A Comprehensive Platform for Mitochondrial Structure Segmentation and Analysis
Wang, X.; Cai, B.; Jia, Z.; Chen, Y.; Guo, S.; Liu, Z.; Zhang, F.; Wan, X.; Hu, B.
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Mitochondrial morphology and structural changes are closely associated with metabolic dysfunction and disease progression. However, the structural complexity of mitochondria presents a major challenge for accurate segmentation and analysis. Most existing methods focus on delineating entire mitochondria but lack the capability to resolve fine internal features, particularly cristae. In this study, we introduce MitoStructSeg, a deep learning-based framework for mitochondrial structure segmentation and quantitative analysis. The core of MitoStructSeg is AMM-Seg, a novel model that integrates domain adaptation to improve cross-sample generalization, dual-channel feature fusion to enhance structural detail extraction, and continuity learning to preserve spatial coherence. This architecture enables accurate segmentation of both mitochondrial membranes and intricately folded cristae. MitoStructSeg further incorporates a quantitative analysis module that extracts key morphological metrics, including surface area, volume, and cristae density, allowing comprehensive and scalable assessment of mitochondrial morphology. The effectiveness of our approach has been validated on both human myocardial tissue and mouse kidney tissue, demonstrating its robustness in accurately segmenting mitochondria with diverse morphologies. In addition, we provide an open source, user-friendly tool to ensure practical usability.
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