gene expression in the brain

the Allen Institute in Seattle has re-released a database of gene expression data for some 20,000 genes throughout the mouse brain. the information was collected by an automated process of tissue sectioning (coronal and saggital planes) and in situ hybridization. previously, there were some concerns about the quality of the data, but at least some of these concerns have been addressed. some related links, courtesy of futurefeeder, a sweet site: [High-Resolution Brain Atlas][Blue Brain : The First Complete Virtual Brain][Cartography of the Digital World][Brain Cells on Demand][Scan my Brain & Tell me What I See][Adult Brain Cell Growth][Non-Invasive Brain-Computer Interface]