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SUBMITTER: Miller JA
PROVIDER: S-EPMC4105188 | biostudies-literature | 2014 Apr
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
Miller Jeremy A JA Ding Song-Lin SL Sunkin Susan M SM Smith Kimberly A KA Ng Lydia L Szafer Aaron A Ebbert Amanda A Riley Zackery L ZL Royall Joshua J JJ Aiona Kaylynn K Arnold James M JM Bennet Crissa C Bertagnolli Darren D Brouner Krissy K Butler Stephanie S Caldejon Shiella S Carey Anita A Cuhaciyan Christine C Dalley Rachel A RA Dee Nick N Dolbeare Tim A TA Facer Benjamin A C BA Feng David D Fliss Tim P TP Gee Garrett G Goldy Jeff J Gourley Lindsey L Gregor Benjamin W BW Gu Guangyu G Howard Robert E RE Jochim Jayson M JM Kuan Chihchau L CL Lau Christopher C Lee Chang-Kyu CK Lee Felix F Lemon Tracy A TA Lesnar Phil P McMurray Bergen B Mastan Naveed N Mosqueda Nerick N Naluai-Cecchini Theresa T Ngo Nhan-Kiet NK Nyhus Julie J Oldre Aaron A Olson Eric E Parente Jody J Parker Patrick D PD Parry Sheana E SE Stevens Allison A Pletikos Mihovil M Reding Melissa M Roll Kate K Sandman David D Sarreal Melaine M Shapouri Sheila S Shapovalova Nadiya V NV Shen Elaine H EH Sjoquist Nathan N Slaughterbeck Clifford R CR Smith Michael M Sodt Andy J AJ Williams Derric D Zöllei Lilla L Fischl Bruce B Gerstein Mark B MB Geschwind Daniel H DH Glass Ian A IA Hawrylycz Michael J MJ Hevner Robert F RF Huang Hao H Jones Allan R AR Knowles James A JA Levitt Pat P Phillips John W JW Sestan Nenad N Wohnoutka Paul P Dang Chinh C Bernard Amy A Hohmann John G JG Lein Ed S ES
Nature 20140402 7495
The anatomical and functional architecture of the human brain is mainly determined by prenatal transcriptional processes. We describe an anatomically comprehensive atlas of the mid-gestational human brain, including de novo reference atlases, in situ hybridization, ultra-high-resolution magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and microarray analysis on highly discrete laser-microdissected brain regions. In developing cerebral cortex, transcriptional differences are found between different proliferative ...[more]