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Gradients of functional connectivity in the mouse cortex reflect neocortical evolution

2020-03-05

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Understanding cortical organization is a fundamental goal of neuroscience that requires comparisons across species and modalities. Large-scale connectivity gradients have recently been introduced as a data-driven representation of the intrinsic organization of the cortex. We studied resting-state functional connectivity gradients in the mouse cortex and found robust spatial patterns across four data sets. The prin...

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0251adf6-b661-50a4-93bd-94ea7cc5f5d2
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10.1101/2020.03.04.976860
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