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VolumesJ: A new method and tool for volumetric estimation of brain structures after serial sectioning

2022-03-20

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Volume estimations are crucial for many neuroscience studies, allowing the evaluation of changes in the size of brain areas that may have relevant functional consequences. Classical histological methods and modern human brain imaging techniques rely on obtaining physical or digital sections, with a known thickness, of the organ to be analyzed. This “slicing” strategy is associated with an ineludible loss of inform...

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7d01a5dd-dfba-52b8-8009-15e0924fcad9
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10.1101/2022.03.18.484850
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