To map the anatomical labels from the atlas onto each study, we spatially normalized each reconstructed CMRGlc image to the SPM brain PET template using the spatial normalization procedure supplied with the SPM package.
The remaining 230 images were preprocessed, which included slice timing, motion correction, coregistration to the structural data, spatial normalization to the MNI Montreal Neurological Institutee) template image, and spatial resampling (3 × 3 × 3 mm).
While the nominal layer thickness of the deposited Ag is 50 nm, the ordered metallic nanostructure disappears, indicating the host copolymer template cannot guide the spatial distribution of the deposited metal any more.
In agreement with the type of the template structures used, the spatial configuration of the C-terminal, surface-exposed part of motif IV of HEN1 at the bottom of the putative substrate-binding pocket is characteristic for small-molecule MTases.
In general MODELLER models the three-dimensional structure of target sequences using a known template structure, it uses the spatial restraints of the template structure and builds the target sequence.
Thermo-reversible block-copolymer cubic crystals (Pluronic® F127) are used as three-dimensional templates to control the spatial arrangement of silica nanoparticles.
The removal of introns from pre-mRNA reduces the complementarity between RNA and the template DNA and avoids the spatial juxtaposition between the nascent RNA and the template DNA.
The spatial template will enable us to normalize small tissue samples in future studies.
For this approach, a study specific FA template was created for the spatial normalization of the DTI data using SPM2.
The original, native T1 images were then segmented using the new template and priors, and the spatial normalization parameters were estimated using the GM compartment and applied to the native images to produce new spatially normalized images.
