Segmentation of the C57BL/6J mouse cerebellum in magnetic resonance images
Jeremy F.P. Ullmann(Boston Children's Hospital), David C. Reutens(Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital), Gary F. Egan(University of Melbourne), Nyoman D. Kurniawan(Australian Research Council), Kay Richards(Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health), George Paxinos(UNSW Sydney), Marianne Keller(The University of Queensland), Andrew L. Janke(Australian National University), Graham J. Galloway(Translational Research Institute), Steven Petrou(The University of Melbourne), Charles Watson(Curtin University), Zhengyi Yang(Queensland University of Technology), Perry F. Bartlett(The University of Queensland)
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