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Average wild-type C57BL/6J mouse 3D MRI cerebellum labels

The University of Queensland
Charles Watson (Associated with) Dr Andrew Janke (Aggregated by) Dr Andrew Janke (Aggregated by) Dr Andrew Janke (Aggregated by)
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The cerebellum is a major brain structure central for the voluntary control of the motor system and is implicated in a range of movement disorders. Mice are a well validated models for studying the human cerebellum and creation of digital atlases that can capture biological variability in control and diseased mice are critical for understanding the underlying basis of human neurological disease. As a result in this study we present a methodology for systematic delineation of the vermal and hemispheric lobules of the C57BL/6J mouse cerebellum in magnetic resonance images. We have successfully delineated 38 cerebellar and cerebellar-related structures.

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Animal Neurobiology | Biological Sciences | Central Nervous System | Cerebellum | Medical and Health Sciences | Magnetic Resonance Imaging | Mouse brain mapping | Neurosciences | Zoology | eng |

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