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Genetic, Cellular, and Connectomic Characterization of the Adult Human Brain Regions Commonly Plagued by Glioma

2020-02-20

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A better understanding of the nonrandom localization patterns of gliomas across the brain could lend clues to the origins of these types of tumors. Following hypotheses derived from prior research into neuropsychiatric disease and cancer, gliomas may be expected to localize to brain regions characterized by hubness, stem-like cells, and transcription of genetic drivers of gliomagenesis. We combined neuroimaging da...

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11ba5f03-4050-50d2-b114-7c2a7797f970
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10.1101/2020.02.18.20018531
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