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RBT-v1.0: A 3D Multimodal MRI Stereotaxic Atlas of the Rabbit Brain

RBT-v1.0 integrates 5 T in vivo MRI, 9.4 T ex vivo MRI, and micro-CT into a standardized high-resolution rabbit brain atlas with automated deep learning segmentation.

Zhanbo Zhang, Tianhao Zhou, Pengcheng Li, Junjie Zhuo

Published Jan 15, 2026Paper ↗

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A rigorous multimodal rabbit atlas delivering native in vivo anatomy and a deep-learning pipeline for a vital bridge species is undermined by missing sample sizes, absent cross-species benchmarks, and unvalidated pipeline error rates.

Abstract

The rabbit is a critical bridge species in translational neuroscience, offering human-like neurodevelopmental trajectories and white matter architecture. This repository hosts a standardized, high-resolution in vivo brain atlas and a deep learning-based automated segmentation pipeline for the adult New Zealand White rabbit.By integrating 5.0 T in vivo MRI, 9.4 T ex vivo MRI, and micro-CT, we provide a multimodal, population-averaged template that captures native anatomical states, overcoming the tissue deformation common in legacy ex vivo models.If you use this dataset in your research, please cite our paper. DOI: 10.24272/j.issn.2095-8137.2026.045CitationZhanbo Zhang, Tianhao Zhou, Yong Yang, Chenfei Cao, Yu Zhang, Quetao Yu, Jixiang Zeng, Xuan Zhou, Xiaoming Wang, Ruiqi Tian, Xiaodong Zhang, Yao He, Feng Yue, Pengcheng Li, Junjie Zhuo. 2026. RBT 1.0: A 3D Multimodal MRI Stereotaxic Atlas of the Rabbit Brain. Zoological Research. DOI: 10.24272/j.issn.2095-8137.2026.045