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*[http://www.wired.com/medtech/health/magazine/17-04/ff_brainatlas Scientists Map the Brain, Gene by Gene] — an article in [[Wired Magazine|Wired]] about the [[Allen Brain Atlas]] | |||
*[http://obart.info/ The Online Brain Atlas Reconciliation Tool] | *[http://obart.info/ The Online Brain Atlas Reconciliation Tool] | ||
:"an analytical framework that quantifies the similarities and differences between several human | :"an analytical framework that quantifies the similarities and differences between several human [[MRI]]-based partitioning schemes that will enable meaningful multi-[[atlas]] [[meta analysis|meta-analysis]] of clinical and scientific questions", described by [[CZ:Ref:Bohland 2009 The Brain Atlas Concordance Problem Quantitative Comparison of Anatomical Parcellations|Bohland et al., 2009]] | ||
*[http://www.loni.ucla.edu/Atlases/Atlas_Detail.jsp A list of brain atlases] at the Laboratory of Neuroimaging at the [[University of California]]; includes rat, mouse, monkey and multiple human brain atlases | |||
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- Scientists Map the Brain, Gene by Gene — an article in Wired about the Allen Brain Atlas
- The Online Brain Atlas Reconciliation Tool
- "an analytical framework that quantifies the similarities and differences between several human MRI-based partitioning schemes that will enable meaningful multi-atlas meta-analysis of clinical and scientific questions", described by Bohland et al., 2009
- A list of brain atlases at the Laboratory of Neuroimaging at the University of California; includes rat, mouse, monkey and multiple human brain atlases