I am freshman using the projection function, and wondering if there is any quick method to calculate the connectivity or directly download the corresponding matrix.
I want to count all possible links from cortex towards hypothalamus. I understand that I could put “cortex” in “Filter Source Structure(s)” and “hypothalamus” (HY) in “Target Structure(s)”. And I found the result could be saved by clicking “Download as CSV”. However, the column does not contain the information of the sub-region of hypothalamus (Target Structure).
Here, in another way, I set the “Target Structure(s)” as “PVH” (a sub-region of PVZ in hypothalamus). I get two results as the attached figure. However, when I download the data, I found there were much more results in this csv file rather than 2 results shown in website. Could any one please tell me what I did wrong?
And my second question is that how could I download all the data containing (1) all projections from cortex towards hypothalamus, (2) the detailed note on the sub-regions of corresponding cortex and hypothalamus, and (3) the “Inj Site Vol” and “Tgt Vol” of the corresponding sub-regions.
I found that if I chose these two results, I could found these two results marked in the downloaded csv file (where the “selected” collumn were marked as “TRUE”). But I wander what is the rest 138 results in this file marked as “FALSE” in the “selected” collumn, as I only see two results in the website.
The website is only showing results with signal volume in the target structures which are above the minimum threshold defined by the slider bar “Min. Target Volume”. The download is not limited by that threshold, but the information is there in the “sum” column if you want to apply the filter yourself.
I’m not sure I understand all of your question 2. What exactly do you want to download?
“Target Volume” is in the ‘sum’ column of the downloaded csv file.
“Injection Site Volume” is reported in the ‘injection-volume’ column of the downloaded csv file
The “selected” column just reflects whether the box for that experiment was checked at the time that the data was downloaded.
Thank you for the quick support! My question 2 refered to the possibility of download all data marked as detailed brain region. For example, the cortex (CTX) contains CTXpl and CTXsp, and CTXpl contains isocortex, OLF, and e.t.c.
I wonder if I could download a table contains the following fomat:
No, there is no built-in functionality to do exactly what you describe. However, you could make use of the underlying API to facilitate the creation of your table.
These queries return the results for individual experiments that meet the specified criteria. You will need to decide how you wish to summarize the results of all experiments to make your summary table (“average”, perhaps?)
