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English: Rotations of example 3D populations. 3D plots of the populations of cells shown in figure 1a, in rotation, showing, for an individual cell near the center of each field, its near neighbors that define the Voronoi domain of that cell. The nearest neighbor is illustrated in red. |
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Source | Eglen S, Lofgreen D, Raven M, Reese B (2008). "Analysis of spatial relationships in three dimensions: tools for the study of nerve cell patterning". BMC Neuroscience. DOI:10.1186/1471-2202-9-68. PMID 18644136. PMC: 2491625. | ||
Author | Eglen S, Lofgreen D, Raven M, Reese B | ||
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Author | Eglen S, Lofgreen D, Raven M, Reese B |
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Image title | Rotations of example 3D populations. 3D plots of the populations of cells shown in figure 1a, in rotation, showing, for an individual cell near the center of each field, its near neighbors that define the Voronoi domain of that cell. The nearest neighbor is illustrated in red. |
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Date and time of digitizing | 2008 |