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(2) Population templates (GM, WM) were generated from the entire image dataset using the DARTEL algorithm [25, 26].

The outputs of this procedure were the population templates of GM and the deformation parameters of each individual to this template.

Converted files were then segmented into GM and white matter and normalized to the GM population templates, generated from the complete image set, using the DARTEL (Diffeomorphic Anatomical Registration using Exponentiated Lie) algebra registration method (Ashburner, 2007).

After normalizing to the population template, the registration algorithms of SPM5 were used to map our results to the pediatric CCHMC2 template.

The individual maps of DTI measures were also transferred to the standard space using the transformations from the population template to the CCHCM2 template.

Figure 2 presents a comparison of the population template resulting from an SPM5 normalization (top) and that resulting from the methods described above (bottom).

Also, our use of advanced registration methods and a population template to minimize normalization difficulties increased our confidence in the accuracy of those registrations and thus the validity of the results we obtained.

For optimal registration of the brains of different subjects, scans were normalized to a population template generated from the complete data set using a diffeomorphic registration algorithm (Ashburner, 2007).

Table 2 PCR products obtained on Mc cDNA from medusas of three populations Template Primer pairs 1 2 3 4 5 GAPDH WsA + + + + + + BsA + + + + + + JsA − – – – – + Ns of primer pairs are given according to Table 1.

In order to examine the ability of PCR/LDR to detect infrequent HPT alleles in a mixed population of templates, bvgS PCR product from BP369 was mixed with bvgS PCR product from BP370 in a series of dilutions.

Dideoxy-sequencing, including Dilute-'N'-Go dideoxy-sequencing, generates and linearly amplifies dideoxy-partial sequences from a population of template molecules.