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Individual Variability in the Innate Functional Organization of the Human Brain

2021-03-24

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The adult brain is organized into distinct functional networks, forming the basis of information processing and determining individual differences in behavior. Is this network organization genetically determined and present at birth? And what is the individual variability in this organization in neonates? Here, we use unsupervised learning to uncover intrinsic functional brain organization using resting-state conn...

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284bbd5f-1f85-5ade-bb6b-6be13831796e
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10.1101/2021.03.24.436788
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