1. Spatial statistics of X-ray volumes reveal layering and spatially diverse distribution of cell bodies.
Spatial statistics of X-ray volumes reveal layering and spatially diverse distribution of cell bodies. Top right, histograms of the estimates of the cell density over the extent of the entire sample of mouse cortex, distances between the center of each cell and its nearest neighbor (cell-to-cell distances), and distances between the center of each cell and the closest vessel voxel (cell-to-vessel distances). Top left, 3D rendering of the detected cells and vessels in the entire sample, with a manually labeled cube (V1) highlighted in blue. To confirm the 3D structure of this visualization (bottom left), confirmation is provided in the maps provided to the right: cell probability (red indicating high probability), detected cells (each detected cell displayed in a different color), and density estimates (bright yellow indicating high density). These results provide further confirmation that the 3D structure of the sample is preserved within our density estimate.
Eva L. Dyer et al. eNeuro 2017;4:ENEURO
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