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Functional Orderly Topography of Brain Networks Associated with Gene Expression Heterogeneity

2021-10-11

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The human cerebral cortex expanded much more relative to non-human primates and rodent in evolution, leading to a functional orderly topography of the brain networks. Here, we show that functional topography may be associated with gene expression heterogeneity in various brain structures. The neocortex exhibits greater gene expression heterogeneity, with lower housekeeping gene proportion, a longer mean path lengt...

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6049f762-84b6-5173-b7e1-1be53aeef1f9
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-944509/v1
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