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URL: https://github.com/chrisgorgo/alleninf
Proper Citation: Alleninf (RRID:SCR_023837)
Description: Software package to test hypotheses about relation of patterns found in statistical maps with gene expression measured in postmortem brains. Refines corregistration coordinates provided by the Allen Institute.Used to compare statistical map of brain with gene expression patterns from Allen Human Brain Atlas.
Resource Type: software toolkit, software resource, source code
Keywords: Allen Human Brain Atlas, gene expression pattern, compare statistical brain map,
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