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scope
C57BL/6J mouse cortex; statistical re-analysis of Allen Institute anterograde viral tract-tracing data
claim_text
A statistical framework applied to Allen Mouse Brain Connectivity Atlas anterograde tract-tracing data estimates intra-hemispheric mouse cortical connection density at 73% (95% CI 71–75%) — markedly higher than previous estimates of ~40%.
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section_12
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effect_size
Intra-hemispheric density 73% (95% CI 71–75%); inter-hemispheric 59% (95% CI 54–62%)
review_repo
ComputationalReviewLoops
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We model the observed signal as a log-normal distribution generated by a combination of tracer fluorescence and positive-mean noise, also accounting for injections into multiple regions.
study_system
C57BL/6J mouse cortex; statistical re-analysis of Allen Institute anterograde viral tract-tracing data
section_title
Whole-Brain Connectomics: Mouse, Primate, Human
evidence_summary
Log-normal generative model accounts for tracer fluorescence and positive-mean noise; weakest detectable connections correspond to ~one or a few axons; long-distance weak connections more random topologically.
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repository_url
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