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Using Mesoscopic Tract-Tracing Data to Guide the Estimation of Fiber Orientation Distributions in the Mouse Brain from Diffusion MRI

2022-06-04

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Diffusion MRI (dMRI) tractography is the only tool for non-invasive mapping of macroscopic structural connectivity over the entire brain. Although it has been successfully used to reconstruct large white matter tracts in the human and animal brains, the sensitivity and specificity of dMRI tractography remained limited. Especially, the fiber orientation distributions (FODs) estimated from dMRI signals, key to tract...

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f2b4cb89-4256-5211-a155-d96143eb87fb
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10.1101/2022.06.02.492838
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