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URL: http://brainmatrix.me/tools/
Proper Citation: EPBscore (RRID:SCR_013846)
Description: A software application which tracks EPBs. EPBscore tool uses maximal intensity for the following reasons: 1) the integrated intensity is affected by the sampling density and it is not clear how large an area one should integrate over. This is often determined by ad- hoc criteria with no theoretical justification. 2) The integrated intensity is susceptible to movement artifacts. 3) As shown in (Grillo et al. 2013), the maximal intensity scales over the whole range of EPB intensities is considered. Importantly, the tool successfully minimizes human input by automating the EPB scoring and measurement steps.
Resource Type: software resource
Keywords: software application, tool, en passant boutons, axon, cortical presynaptic structure
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