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URL: http://ibislab.ce.unipr.it/software/hippo/
Proper Citation: Hippo-ATESC (RRID:SCR_023809)
Description: Software pipeline aiming at detecting transcripts enriched in hippocampal neuropil of adult mice, by systematically exploring high resolution images contained in Mouse Brain Atlas. Data mining tool that can provide information to select target genes whose nature will be studies and confirmed using biological tests.
Abbreviations: Hippo-ATESC
Synonyms: Hippo-ATESC:Automatic Texture Extraction from the Hippocampal region using Soft Computing, Automatic Texture Extraction from the Hippocampal region using Soft Computing
Resource Type: software toolkit, software resource
Defining Citation: PMID:24040258
Keywords: Allen Mouse Brain Atlas, detecting transcripts, hippocampal neuropil, adult mice, images, Mouse Brain Atlas
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