DEVELOPING MOUSE REFERENCE ATLAS
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Reference Datasets
To provide a neuroanatomical framework for gene expression data, the Allen Developing Mouse Brain Reference Atlas was created with the expertise of Professor Luis Puelles, M.D., Ph.D. (University of Murcia, Spain). Sagittal full-color, high resolution web-based digital reference atlases have been created for seven stages of mouse brain development accompanied by a systematic developmental taxonomy of mouse brain structures.
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Navigation of the images requires using the on-screen navigation tools or the #Keyboard Commands. Hovering the mouse over the image will outline the current structure as well as load that structure name in the top left-hand corner of the main viewer. Clicking on a structure will color that structure purple and highlight it in the #Structure Ontology.
Translation Between the Adult and Developing Mouse Ontologies
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Interacting with the High Resolution Image Viewer is similar to using the ZAP Viewer with some enhanced features accessible from icons in the top right hand of the main image viewer.
Icon | Description |
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| View ISH, Expression Energy, or Reference Stain (Nissl or Feulgen-HP Yellow) |
| View experiment side by side with the Interactive Reference Atlas |
| Allows you to access setting options, including downloading the current image |
Zoom and Pan (ZAP) Image Viewer
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Use the toolbar to take actions on the image that currently has focus. Toolbar controls include:
Control | Function |
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| Move the slider bar to the left to intensify the contrast or color |
| Select ISH, Nissl or Expression image type |
| Display all thumbnail images in a single 'contact sheet' |
| Open the selected image in the image viewer tool |
| Synchronize all other Zap viewers on the page that support synchronization to the currently selected image |
| Open a new browser window to review metadata for the image series |
| Close the Zap viewer |
Keyboard Commands
Use the keyboard to navigate through the image series. Keyboard commands include:
Key | Function |
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F | Advance to the next image in the series |
D | Go back to the previous image in the series |
R | Advance to the last image in the series |
E | Go back to the first image in the series |
A | Zoom in |
Z | Zoom out |
+ | Zoom in. Please note that some keyboards may require the [Shift] key be held down while pressing the [+] key |
- | Zoom out |
You can also use the arrow keys to pan the current image.
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