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== DIGIMOUSE: 3D Mouse Atlas == . [[Digimouse|Overview]]| [[Data Aquisition]] | [[Registration]]| [[Creation of Atlas]] | [[Simulations]]| [[Download]] |
== Digimouse: 3D Mouse Atlas == . '''Overview''' | [[Digimouse_Data_Acquisition|Data Acquisition]] | [[Digimouse_Registration|Registration]] | [[Digimouse_Creation_of_Atlas|Creation of Atlas]] | [[Digimouse_Simulations|Simulations]] | [[Digimouse_Download|Download]] |
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'''~+Final Registered PET, CT, Cryosection images for a coronal slice+~''' <<BR>> {{attachment:pet_coronal_130.jpg||width="142"}} {{attachment:ct_coronal_130.jpg||width="142"}} {{attachment:cryosection_coronal_130.jpg||width="142"}} <<BR>>` `'''PET'''` `'''CT'''` `'''Cryosection''' <<BR>> | '''~+Final Registered PET, CT, Cryosection images for a coronal slice+~''' <<BR>> {{attachment:pet_coronal_130.jpg||width="142"}} {{attachment:ct_coronal_130.jpg||width="142"}} {{attachment:cryosection_coronal_130.jpg||width="142"}} <<BR>>` `'''PET'''` `'''CT'''` `'''Cryosection''' <<BR>><<BR>><<BR>> |
Digimouse: 3D Mouse Atlas
Overview | Data Acquisition | Registration | Creation of Atlas | Simulations | Download
Welcome to the Digimouse webpage. Here you’ll find our labeled atlas as well as the coregistered source data, and surface and volume tessellations for use in boundary element and finite element modeling. You are free to use this data and atlas as you wish, but please include a citation (and if you feel it is appropriate, a weblink to this site and/or an acknowledgement) in any publications using this data. Please cite the following paper:
B. Dogdas, D. Stout, A. Chatziioannou, and R. M. Leahy, "Digimouse: A 3D Whole Body Mouse Atlas from CT and Cryosection Data." Phys Med Biol. 2007 Feb 7; 52 (3): 577-87
D. Stout, P. Chow, R. Silverman, R. M. Leahy, X. Lewis, S. Gambhir, A. Chatziioannou, "Creating a whole body digital mouse atlas with PET, CT and cryosection images." Molecular Imaging and Biology.2002; 4(4): S27.
Digimouse was generated using coregistered CT and cryosection images of a 28g nude normal male mouse resulting a matrix size of 380x992x208 and 0.1mm cubical voxels. The structures segmented from these data are: whole brain, external cerebrum, cerebellum, olfactory bulbs, striatum, medulla, massetter muscles, eyes, lachrymal glands, heart, lungs, liver, stomach, spleen, pancreas, adrenal glands, kidneys, testes, bladder, skeleton and skin.
Current configuration does not allow embedding of the file atlas_overlaid_onto_cryosections.gif because of its mimetype image/gif.: atlas_overlaid_onto_cryosections.gif
Overlay of the Atlas onto the Cryosections
Final Registered PET, CT, Cryosection images for a coronal slice
PET CT Cryosection