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. 2020 May 13;10:7916. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-64665-2

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The axonal projection pattern statistics. (A) Axonal projection pattern of 42 neuron morphology colored based on 12 brain regions. 42 neurons are colored based on four different axonal projection patterns by grey (IT), pink (PT₁), green (PT₂), and orange (PT₃). (B) Pie charts of axon projection ratio in the 12 brain regions. The neurons are classified as IT neurons and PT neurons by the contralateral or ipsilateral projection. (C) The relative fiber length ratio in brain regions of axonal projection patterns of PT neurons. Every dot represents the length ratio of a neuron, and a cross represents the average length ratio. The brain regions are defined in the Allen Mouse Common Coordinate Framework version 3. The used abbreviations are: ISO for Isocortex, OLF for Olfactory areas, HPF for Hippocampal formation, CTXsp for Cortical subplate, STR for Striatum, PAL for Pallidum, TH for Thalamus, HY for Hypothalamus, MB for Midbrain, P for Pons, MY for Medulla, and CB for Cerebellum. Confidence level is set to 0.05 (*p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.0001).