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1 Multimodal Connectomics in Psychiatry: Bridging scales From Micro to Macro al Information Table S1. Overview of online resources for possible multiscale connectomics studies. Allen Brain Institute for Brain Science Mouse brain connectivity projection data connectivity.brain-map.org (1) connectivity atlas Mouse brain atlas reference data: histological stainings.brain-map.org (2) reference data: immunohistochemistry gene expression Developing brain reference atlas: 7 time points, with developing.brain-map.org (3) developmental regional taxonomy reference atlas: histological stainings gene expression Brain cell database electrophysiological, celltypes.brain-map.org GLIF models, morphological, transcriptomic, Perisomatic models 1
2 Ageing brain: ageing dementia and traumatic brain injury study Brainspan atlas of the developing brain histology and immunohistochemistry aging.brain-map.org RNA-seq protein quantification (Luminex) isoprostane quantification metadata RNA-seq (4) exon microarray prenatal LMD microarray reference atlas Human brain microarray.brain-map.org (5) structural MRI Developing non- microarray: macrodissection (6) primate brain microarray: microdissection reference atlas: structural MRI reference atlas: histological stainings 2
3 Brain map Database of published functional and structural neuroimaging experiments Human Connectome Project Healthy adult connectomes (HCP young adult) BigBrain LORIS Database brain of 65-year-old male, stained for cell bodies CoCoMac database tract-tracing connectivity data functional neuroimaging (7) voxel based morphology task fmri (8) resting state fmri task MEG resting state MEG DWI structural MRI behavioral data nifti & minc volumes of histological sections bigbrain.loris.ca (9) structural MRI collated data from literature cocomac.g-node.org (10, 11) 3
4 Core-nets BAMS1 Neuromorpho database reference atlas core-nets.org (12) neuroanatomical retrograde connection database (13) reference atlas rat bams1.org (14) collated connections mapped to reference atlas collated cellular data mapped to reference atlas collated molecular data mapped to reference atlas inventory of digital neuron reconstructions rat rat rat baboon, C. elegans, chimpanzee, drosophila, giraffe,, monkey,, rat, zebrafish and others neuromorpho.org (15) 4
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