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Probabilistic mouse-human brain correspondence by multimodal optimal transport

2026-08-27

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The mouse is the principal model for brain mechanism and disease, allowing experiments that cannot be performed in humans. However, findings often translate poorly because homologous regions differ in relative size and some human territories have no clear mouse counterpart. Here we present OTTER, which learns mouse-human brain correspondence as a probabilistic, parcel-resolution coupling using multimodal fused Gro...

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120e3846-0a20-579a-b0e2-d3d57f797902
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10.64898/2026.08.24.746652
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