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URL: https://brain-map.org/consortia/hmba/hmba-release-basal-ganglia
Proper Citation: Human and Mammalian Brain Atlas: Basal Ganglia (RRID:SCR_029067)
Description: Human and Mammalian Brain Atlas (HMBA) is a comprehensive, multi-omic project under the BRAIN Initiative Cell Atlas Network (BICAN) designed to map whole-brain cell types, structures, and cross-species evolutionary relationships across humans and model mammals. Its First Major Release specifically focuses on the Basal Ganglia (BG), establishing a foundational baseline before expanding to the entire brain. Provides detailed, multi-modal reference map that classifies cell types and structures in the basal ganglia across humans and non-human primates.
Resource Type: atlas, data or information resource, expression atlas, organization portal, portal
Defining Citation: PMID:42039530
Keywords: reference map, classify cell types and structures, basal ganglia, humans, non-human primates,
Funding: UM1MH134812 ; UM1MH130994 ; UM1MH130981 ; UM1MH130966 ; UF1MH128339 ; U24NS133077 ; U24MH130988 ; U24MH130968 ; U24MH130919 ; U24MH130918 ; U01MH130995 ; U01MH130962 ; RF1MH133777 ; R24MH117295 ; R24MH114793 ; R24MH114788 ; F32MH138113 ; UM1MH130991 ; U01MH130907 ; R01MH138332 ; R01MH134833 ; R01MH134809 ; R01MH134800 ; R01MH134799 ; R24MH114785 ; U01MH124619 ; U01MH124602 ; U01MH117079 ; U01MH117072 ; U01MH117023 ; U01MH116990 ; U01MH114828 ; RF1MH128970 ; RF1MH128969 ; RF1MH128949 ; RF1MH128888 ; RF1MH128885 ; RF1MH128876 ; RF1MH128875 ; RF1MH128867 ; RF1MH128866 ; RF1MH128861 ; RF1MH128842 ; RF1MH128841 ; RF1MH128840 ; RF1MH128838 ; RF1MH124612 ; RF1MH124606 ; RF1MH124605 ; RF1MH124598
Availability: Free, Freely available
Resource Name: Human and Mammalian Brain Atlas: Basal Ganglia
Resource ID: SCR_029067
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