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Summary Information Microscopy product ID: 6857 Image basename: astrosoma-g2s2 Summary Project ID P2023 Leader Mark Ellisman, Stephen Larson  (Other projects) Collaborators Sarah Maynard, Eric Bushong, Maryann Martone Project Description The Whole Brain Catalog™ is a ground-breaking, open-source, 3-D virtual environment developed by a team of researchers from UC San Diego under the Whole Brain Project™. The Catalog aims to connect members of the international neuroscience community to facilitate solutions for today's intractable challenges in brain research through cooperation and crowd sourcing. CCDB provides the backend services for very large scale image data sets on mouse brain derived from high resolution light and electron microscopy Experiment Purpose To use serial electron tomography to determine differences in the ultrastructure of neuropil between the cerebellum and the hippocampus. Samples were prepared using conventional EM protocol. Species mouse System central nervous Organ brain Region hippocampus Cell type protoplasmic astrocyte Structure soma Product Type SINGLE TILT Instrument JEOL 4000 #2 Publications View all details

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