Trivia Quiz: Developing Mouse Brain Atlas

The maximum number of sections that can fail in an imageseries to pass annotation QC is four. This means that out of the 20 sections, a maximum of four sections can have errors or fail the quality control assessment.

The gestation period for a mouse, which is the time from conception to birth, is 19 days. This means that it takes approximately 19 days for a pregnant mouse to give birth to its offspring.

The correct answer is E0 because in the hint, it is stated that E stands for embryonic day and P stands for postnatal. Therefore, E0 represents the embryonic stage and is not a developmental age used in this project.

The question asks for the name that is NOT a tecan robot in production. Emu and Toucan could potentially be the names of tecan robots, but Aardvark is not. Therefore, Aardvark is the correct answer as it is not the name of a tecan robot in production.

The project code is 350 because it is the only option provided that matches the given question.

Calb2 is a control gene for Developing Mouse.

The correct answer is "Extra sulcus in the cortex." In this project, researchers frequently observed a naturally occurring mutation that resulted in the presence of an additional sulcus in the cortex. A sulcus is a groove or indentation in the brain, and the presence of an extra one suggests a deviation from the normal brain structure. This mutation could have potential implications for understanding brain development and function.

The slides for the developing mouse brain atlas were lilac in color.

Anita Carey stained the most cresyl violet/nissl slides.

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The correct answer is 6 minutes. This suggests that it takes approximately 6 minutes to scan an E11.5 slide on the Aperio.

The given question asks for the option that is NOT an anagram of a piece of equipment in the basement. By rearranging the letters of "Cosmic Rope", we can form the word "Microwave", which is a piece of equipment that could be found in the basement. Similarly, by rearranging the letters of "Soapier", we can form the word "Air compressor", which is also a piece of equipment that could be found in the basement. However, when we rearrange the letters of "Jars All Neon", we cannot form the name of any equipment. Therefore, "Jars All Neon" is NOT an anagram of a piece of equipment in the basement.

The correct answer is "3D Brain Spinner 2" because it is not the name of a feature released for the developing mouse atlas in March 2010. The other two options, "Developmental AGEA" and "Neuroblast," could potentially be features that were released during that time.

The answer "Y not?" suggests that genes starting with the letter Y have not been run in the ISH experiment. This is inferred from the statement that ISH was done for genes beginning with 25 different letters of the alphabet, and the options C and Q are not mentioned in the question. Therefore, the only logical conclusion is that genes starting with the letter Y have not been run.

The question asks how many people from the IT team were involved with the DevAtlas project. The answer "Everyone" indicates that all 15 people from the IT team were involved with the project.

To safely perform HP yellow staining, which involves the use of a significant amount of hydrochloric acid, one must wear additional personal protective equipment (PPE) such as a big leather apron, rubber sleeves up to the elbow, and a space-age face shield. These additional items provide extra protection for the body and face from potential splashes or spills of the corrosive acid, ensuring the safety of the individual performing the staining procedure.

The DevMouse Atlas has 20,400 image series, while the Adult Mouse Atlas has 26,250 image series.

The correct answer is "Manic Monday" because it is the day of the week when the developing mouse brain website is viewed most often. This suggests that people are more likely to visit the website and engage with its content on Mondays. It could be because Mondays are typically the start of the work or school week, and people may be more interested in accessing scientific resources and information at the beginning of the week.

The correct answer is 48,500 hours because it is the only option that is less than the average full-time work hours in a year (1880 hours). This suggests that the hours billed to the developing mouse brain atlas project in 2009 were less than a full-time workload for the entire year.

The correct answer is 285 terabytes. This is based on the hint provided, which states that the Allen Mouse Brain Atlas generated 400-500 TB of data. Since the given answer is lower than this range, it is the most reasonable choice.

The correct answer is 93 GB (Equivalent to ABA). This is because the question states that the average amount of data downloaded for the ABA is about 100 GB, and the traffic bandwidth for the devmouse is asked in relation to the ABA. Since the answer option "93 GB" is stated as equivalent to the ABA, it suggests that the average traffic bandwidth for the devmouse is the same as the ABA, which is 100 GB.

The correct answer is 1,629,635, "One too many!" This suggests that the average number of mouse clicks made by a member of the Annotation QC team (A.H.) in a year is 1,629,635, which is considered to be one click more than necessary or excessive.