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001018263 245__ $$aMEBRAINS: a new population-based monkey template (v1.0)
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001018263 520__ $$aAn important limitation of existing anatomical templates for the macaque brain is their reliance on one subject and/or on unimodality (usually T1 images). The MEBRAINS template overcomes this limitation. It is constructed using the multi-brain toolbox for SPM12 and represents a population average of T1- and T2-weighted MRI scans from 10 macaque brains. In addition, 9 CT scans of the same monkeys (one missing) are registered to the T1 modality and co-registered to the population average. Through its main features (multi-subject based, multi-modal, volume-and-surface), MEBRAINS represents an essential step towards the integration of multi-level macaque data, fulfilling a similar role as the EBRAINS multilevel Human Brain Atlas.
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001018263 7001_ $$0P:(DE-HGF)0$$aZhu, Qi$$b1
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