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. 2016 Dec 18;10:438–443. doi: 10.1016/j.dib.2016.12.018

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Fig. 2 — Raw MBP immunofluorescence and individual brain data from FA, AD, and RD correlations. (A) Scatter plots showing MBP-FA correlations for each individual mouse brain across the entire set of WM ROIs. MBP immunofluorescence was normalized to a global average. (B) Scatter plots showing MBP-FA correlations for each individual mouse brain, with raw MBP fluorescence intensity values. (C) Scatter plots of MBP-FA and MBP-RD correlations for a subset of WM tracts (corpus callosum, fimbria, and anterior commissure) showing data from each individual brain, with MBP normalization to a global average. (D) Scatter plots of MBP-FA and MBP-RD correlations for a different subset of WM tracts (fornix, stria medullaris, fasciculus retroflexus, and mammillothalamic tract) showing data from each individual brain, with MBP normalization to a global average. For all plots, linear regressions are shown with 95% confidence intervals (grey).