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Towards understanding interindividual differences in cortical morphological brain networks

2020-12-23

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Individual-level morphological brain networks are becoming an important approach for studying human connectome; however, their interindividual differences are not well understood with respect to behavioral and cognitive relevance, individual identification, and genetic origin. Using three publicly available datasets that involved cross-sectional and longitudinal structural magnetic resonance scans of adults and ch...

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6d836a1f-b95f-5eaf-af2f-167cd6514835
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10.1101/2020.12.21.423884
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