JRC 2018 Brain templates
This page contains links to the template brain images and transformations described in Bogovic et al., "An unbiased template of the Dro
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FlyEM Connectome Project EM Neural Circuits Source Data
At Janelia, the FlyEM Project is developing technology that will enable us to create a map of every neuron and synapse in the Drosophila nervous system, using novel approaches to electron microscopy (EM) as the foundation. Researchers can use the data offered here to map neural circuitry.
Fly Light Split-GAL4 Driver Collection
The data presented on the Split-GAL4 collection site are the work of the Janelia FlyLight Project Team, the Descending Interneuron Project Team, and the laboratories of Gerald M.
Janelia Flylight Expression Patterns of GAL4 and LexA Driver Lines
The data presented on this site are the work of the Janelia FlyLight Project Team and the laboratories of Gerald M. Rubin, James W. Truman, Richard S. Mann, and Christopher Q. Doe.