Automated high content image analysis of dendritic arborization in primary mouse hippocampal and rat cortical neurons in culture is a research paper published in Journal of Neuroscience Methods (2020). On theSindex it has a DataRank of 0.385. It has been cited 12 times.
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0.385
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Grant: U54 HD079125
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Grant: 1R01ES014901-01A2
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Grant: 3P01ES011269-10S3
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Grant: 5P30ES023513-05
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Grant: 5F32HD088016-02
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Grant: 3U54HD079125-05S1
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0.75
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0.6%
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