Databasing the brain : from data to knowledge (neuroinformatics) /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Hoboken, N.J. :
Wiley-Liss,
[2005]
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Table of Contents:
- Database needs of neuroscience: schema and design
- Neruoanatomical nomenclature and ontology
- Neuroinformatics for neruophysiology : the role, design, and use of databases
- Persistent collections
- Entity-attribute-value database approaches for heterogeneous, evolving neuroscience data
- Data grids
- Building grid-based resources for neurosciences
- Visualization in life sciences
- Biology workbenches
- Genome to disease
- Stimulus-dependent regulation of gene expression in the nervous system
- Cell signaling networks in long-term potentiation
- Genetic analyses of functional connectivity in the nervous system
- Geneways : a system for extracting, analyzing, visualizing, and integrating molecular pathway data
- Cellular morphology at the cellular level
- Cellular models
- Electrophysiological models
- Models of neuronal outgrowth
- The neocortical microcircuit databse (NMDB)
- SenseLab : a decade of experience with multilevel, multidisciplinary neuroscience databases
- Three-dimensional visualization and analysis fo wiring patterns in the brain : experiments, tools, models, and databases
- Surface-based atlases and a database of cortical structure and function
- Brain atlases of normal human subjects
- Overcoming challenges to sharing neuroimagery
- Probabilistic brain atlases of normal and diseased populations
- Maximizing information content in shared and archived neuroimaging studies of human cognition