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Mapping axon conduction delays <i>in vivo</i> from microstructural MRI

2018-12-21

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The conduction velocity (CV) of action potentials along axons is a key neurophysiological property central to neural communication. The ability to estimate CV in humans in vivo from non-invasive MRI methods would therefore represent a significant advance in neuroscience. However, there are 2 major challenges that this paper aims to address: (1) much of the complexity of the neurophysiology of action potentials ca...

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31ff8ed7-0bb6-5bf3-bd7c-74cc035a8569
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10.1101/503763
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