Detail of metadata
- neurogenic tag driver line: name of CreER transgenic mouse line used for neurogenic tagging
- reporter line: name of Cre-loxP recombination-dependent reporter mouse line used for visualization of neurogenic-tagged neurons
- Age of mouse: postnatal day of age at which the sample was collected
- TM stage: embryonic day at which tamoxifen was administered
- mouse individual ID: identification code of the mouse used for sampling
- antibody: used for immunostaining against a reporter protein
- detection model: digital slide scanner that captured images
- section level (micrometer): distance in micrometers from the anterior end of the brain
How to change section level
In the interactive viewer of thumbnail images, coronal section images stained either for mGFP or nls-βGAL reporter can be sequentially seen along the antero-posterior brain axis by dragging the slider. The sync button at each thumbnail stack matches the section level of the other reporter stack.
Introduction movie for NeuroGT (5'45"~ how to use NeuroGT database)
Tatsumi Hirata, Yukako Tohsato, Hiroya Itoga, Go Shioi, HIroshi Kiyoari, Sanae Oka, Toshihiko Fujimori, and Shuichi Onami,
NeuroGT database: a brain atlas of neuronenic tagging CreER drivers for birthdata-based classification and manipulation of mouse neurons