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AllenCellTypes Search Specimens

Search the Allen Cell Types Database for individual neuron specimens characterized by electrophysiology and morphology (human and mouse). Filter by donor species ('Homo Sapiens' or 'Mus musculus') and/or brain structure. Returns per-neuron records: donor species/sex/age/disease state, brain structure, transgenic line, and key electrophysiology features (average firing rate, input resistance, membrane tau, upstroke/downstroke ratio) plus whether a morphological reconstruction exists. Distinct fr…

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Overview

Search the Allen Cell Types Database for individual neuron specimens characterized by electrophysiology and morphology (human and mouse). Filter by donor species ('Homo Sapiens' or 'Mus musculus') and/or brain structure. Returns per-neuron records: donor species/sex/age/disease state, brain structure, transgenic line, and key electrophysiology features (average firing rate, input resistance, membrane tau, upstroke/downstroke ratio) plus whether a morphological reconstruction exists. Distinct from gene-expression atlas tools. No API key required.

Schema

JSON Schema the agent (or your API call) must match.

JSON · 28 lines · 568 chars

Examples (1)

Default AllenCellTypes Search Specimens call

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JSON · 5 lines · 77 chars
Expected response keys: success

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Identifiers

Catalog ID
tu_AllenCellTypes_search_specimens
Tool name
AllenCellTypes_search_specimens
Added
2026-07-29 18:13Z
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