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Characterizing neuronal cell bodies in human postmortem cerebral white matter tracts

2025-08-21

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Until the discovery of white matter neurons (WMN) in the 19th century, white matter (WM) was considered to be completely devoid of neuronal cell bodies. Despite evidence consistently showing evident neuronal soma within cortical WM and their purported implication in neuropsychiatric disorders, these neurons are understudied and have not been characterized in human long-range WM tracts. Using postmortem human brain...

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0aec3476-1659-5790-a75a-531a79b7e861
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10.1101/2025.08.15.670595
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