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The lipidomic architecture of the mouse brain PRIMARY_TEXT

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We mapped the distribution of 172 lipids across 109 brain sections from 11 mice, covering the entire brain volume... We identified 539 lipidome-defined brain...	not found — this server looked at the page and did not find the passage
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QUOTE `{}`	We mapped the distribution of 172 lipids across 109 brain sections from 11 mice, covering the entire brain volume... We identified 539 lipidome-defined brain clusters, which we termed ‘lipizones’.
QUOTE `{}`	In the brain of pregnant female mice, the white matter is metabolically activated and the cortex undergoes a lipizone-specific remodelling that is particularly pronounced in layer 4.

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