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Time-resolved directional organization of brain networks: distinct strength and temporal signatures from neurophysiology to disease

2026-02-17

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Brain function depends on time-resolved directional organization: influence is continuously redistributed across regions, shaping who drives whom, when, and for how long. Yet dynamic neuroimaging has largely emphasized undirected fluctuations in functional connectivity, limiting biological interpretation of asymmetric interactions. Here we show that directed influence can be resolved into two biologically distinct...

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378c8838-6add-538f-a21d-4884beee566c
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10.64898/2026.02.15.706049
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