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ROIMAPer: An Open-Source Framework for Rapid and Accurate Atlas-Based Registration of Individual Brain Images in FIJI

2026-03-19

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The brain’s remarkable complexity and cellular heterogeneity necessitate precise anatomical annotation to ensure that imaging-based analyses accurately resolve region-specific features. Few computational tools currently exist that allow for the accurate and rapid registration of single brain images to standard brain atlases. To address this limitation, we developed ROIMAPer, a novel FIJI plugin for rapid registrat...

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Literature Corpus work: c9e5fa20-4e37-5dc9-b070-b1500729c6aa
DOI: 10.64898/2026.03.16.712226

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