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The Waxholm Rat atlas is an open access volumetric atlas of the Sprague Dawley rat brain. The is based on high resolution isotropic ex vivo T2* weighted MRI and DTI data, acquired at the Duke Center for In Vivo Microscopy at resolutions of 39 μm and 78 μm, respectively. The specimen is an 80 day old male Sprague Dawley rat.
Anatomical delineations in the atlas are based on image contrast, described in detail in the accompanying publications (Papp et al. 2014, Kjonigsen et al. 2015). The latest version of the atlas contains 79 structures, and is intended as a basis for further partitioning by researchers in the community. We have anchored the atlas to both Waxholm Space and the stereotaxic space (see Documentation).
We encourage researchers to use, distribute, and further develop this atlas, which is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribute Non-Commercial Share-Alike license.