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URL: http://brainatlas.mbi.ufl.edu/Visualization/
Proper Citation: Mouse Brain Image Visualizer (MBIV) (RRID:SCR_013358)
Description: The Mouse Brain Image/Atlas Visualizer (MBIV) is a Java-based 2D visualization tool, available both as a web-based applet or downloadable application, for browsing high resolution 3D MRI mouse brain images and their associated atlases. A user can dynamically access images and atlases in our mouse brain database through the interface provided by MBIV and then select from the database the datasets they wish to upload and browse on their local machine.
Abbreviations: MBIV
Synonyms: Mouse Brain Image Visualizer
Resource Type: software resource, data or information resource, software application, atlas, data processing software, data visualization software
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