Daily Science - atlases of DIGITAL of the brains of human, monkeys, dogs, cats, mice, birds and other animals were created on line and announced by researchers to center CPU of Davis for neurology.
Comprise the highest atlases of entirety-brain of resolution ever built, with more than 50 Terabyte of in line accessible from visual data of brain directly. The users can explore the brains of human and a variety of other species to one without preceding level of detail, of an overall picture of the brain to the fine details of the nerves and connections. The Web site also includes a continuation of the free tools and downloadable for navigation and analyzing data of brain.
The charts with high resolution will make it possible researchers to employ "virtual microscopy" to compare healthy brains with others, looking at the structure, the expression of gene and the distribution of various proteins. They will allow a better arrangement of the organization of the normal the brains, and could help of the researchers by identifying very quite morphological and chemical anomalies fundamental Alzheimer, neurological Parkinson and other diseases, Mikula known as.
To make the charts, the researchers started with sections of brain assembled on the microscope slides. These slides were swept to create files of image or "virtual slides," and assembled like tiles in made up images. The charts have a resolution of better than half has micrometer by Pixel, or 55.000 points per inch, with the virtual slides approaching 30 gigaoctets in the face each one.
Paper is published in the edition of March of the NeuroImage newspaper. The other authors above paper are Issac Trotts and stone of James, the two researchers in the center for neurology, and Edouard Jones, director of the center and a professor of psychiatry at Davis CPU. Work was placed by the national institutes of health.
Comprise the highest atlases of entirety-brain of resolution ever built, with more than 50 Terabyte of in line accessible from visual data of brain directly. The users can explore the brains of human and a variety of other species to one without preceding level of detail, of an overall picture of the brain to the fine details of the nerves and connections. The Web site also includes a continuation of the free tools and downloadable for navigation and analyzing data of brain.
The charts with high resolution will make it possible researchers to employ "virtual microscopy" to compare healthy brains with others, looking at the structure, the expression of gene and the distribution of various proteins. They will allow a better arrangement of the organization of the normal the brains, and could help of the researchers by identifying very quite morphological and chemical anomalies fundamental Alzheimer, neurological Parkinson and other diseases, Mikula known as.
To make the charts, the researchers started with sections of brain assembled on the microscope slides. These slides were swept to create files of image or "virtual slides," and assembled like tiles in made up images. The charts have a resolution of better than half has micrometer by Pixel, or 55.000 points per inch, with the virtual slides approaching 30 gigaoctets in the face each one.
Paper is published in the edition of March of the NeuroImage newspaper. The other authors above paper are Issac Trotts and stone of James, the two researchers in the center for neurology, and Edouard Jones, director of the center and a professor of psychiatry at Davis CPU. Work was placed by the national institutes of health.