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  • Understanding Regions of Interest (ROIs) in UK Biobank DXA imaging data

    Overview Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) provides quantitative measures of body composition and bone mineral density (BMD) and is part of the imaging project within UK Biobank. ROI boundarie...

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  • Returning Derived Data to UK Biobank

    Researchers using UK Biobank data are required to return key individual-level derived results generated as part of their approved research project.  Returning these data allows them to be incorpora...

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  • Will User-Generated Files Be Automatically Filtered for Withdrawals?

    Researchers have asked whether user-generated files are automatically filtered to exclude withdrawn participants. The answer is no; these files are not automatically filtered. To ensure compliance,...

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  • JupyterLab with FSL and FreeSurfer

    This article provides some practical examples of how to access and use JupyterLab with FSL and FreeSurfer to perform brain imaging analysis, complete with details of how to visualise images. The wo...

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  • Running Docker images with the Swiss Army Knife GUI on the UKB-RAP

    IntroductionThis article explains how to use Docker images within the Swiss Army Knife (SAK) using the graphical user interface (GUI) on the UKB-RAP. The process is illustrated using the OxWearable...

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  • Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging-Derived Phenotypes (CMR IDPs)

    IntroductionUK Biobank’s imaging project is collecting multi-modality imaging data on over 100,000 participants, including cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) scans. To make this more accessible for r...

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