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L2 Interneurons
A selection of all L2 interneurons that have more than 800 incoming excitatory synapses
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Excitatory/Inhibitory Synapses (Volumetric)
Incoming inhibitory (red) or excitatory (green) synapses, rendered over transparent neurons.
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Cortical Layers
Layers 1-6 and white matter
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Reconstructed Whorl
A whorl whose axon can be traced all the way back to the source cell.
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6-Class Subcompartments
Volumetric labels for soma, axon, dendrite, astrocyte, axon initial segment, and cilia
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Axon Whorl
Unique whorled axon that makes multiple florets and synapses on soma and dendritic shafts of spiny neurons
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Blood Vessels *
Vasculature within the tissue rendered in 3D
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Chandelier Cell
A chandelier cell and some of the pyramidal neurons it inhibits
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Compartmentalized Fibrous Object
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Conjoint Whorls
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Dendrite inside soma
A dendrite from one cell tunneling through the soma of another
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Egg-like Process
Egg shaped object with no associated processes.
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Excitatory/Inhibitory Synapses (Point)
Incoming excitatory (yellow) and inhibitory (blue) synapses, rendered as point annotations
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Fibrous Object
Unidentified object filled with fibrous substance.
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Interacting Climbing Dendrites
Two dendrites from separate axons running in parallel, side-by-side
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L4 Cell Bodies *
Layer 4 pyramidal neurons in red and the cells they are connected to (cell bodies only)
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Multiple Membranous Rings
Myelinated object with multiple membranous rings.
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Whorled Myelin
A loosely coiled bundle of myelin
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Dual Myelinated Structures
Myelinated axon filled with unidentified substance
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Myelinated Debris
Myelinated object filled with small debris.
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Myelinated Dendrite (Gray)
A myelinated dendritic trunk appearing in gray matter
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Myelinated Dendrite (White)
A myelinated dendritic trunk appearing in white matter
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"Parasitic" Glial Cells
Many glial cells appear "glued" to onto large pyramidal cells, with many appearing right next to somas. More examples can be found in Neuroglancer via the "c-shaped" tag.
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Unexplained Whorled Substance
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Self-Contact
A neuron with unusual propensity for self-contact (Credit: Rachael Han)
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Serial Contact
An axon making repeated connections onto a dendrite
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Engulfed Soma
A soma engulfed by another neuron's dendritic process
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Spherical Structures
Unidentified object filled with small spherical structures.
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Swollen Dendritic Spine
Swollen dendritic spine containing 150 intramembranous objects (segmented manually).
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Neuron With Two Axons
Both make outgoing synapses within the volume.
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Wandering Whorled Axon
Whorled axon that makes inhibitory synapses on cell soma and dendritic shafts.
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Whorls Within Nucleus
Whorls within the soma surrounding a cell nucleus.
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Soma Wrapping Around Blood Vessel
Unusually shaped pyramidal cell that appears to be wrapped around a nearby blood vessesl.
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Wrapped Synapse
Synapse wrapped by astrocytic processes
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