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Molecular archaeology of the human brain

2019-04-11

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Mapping the origin of human cognitive traits typically relies on comparing behavioral or neuroanatomical features in human phylogeny. However, such studies rely on inferences from comparative relationships and do not incorporate neurogenetic information, as these approaches are restricted to experimentally accessible species. Here, we fused evolutionary genomics with human functional neuroanatomy to reconstruct th...

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Literature Corpus work: 2b83b282-49be-5d93-a13e-742a6b25cf19
DOI: 10.1101/598094

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