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Frequency-specific maturation of cortical organization and social-cognitive links from childhood to adolescence

2025-09-02

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The human brain unfolds its functional architecture over multiple timescales during childhood and adolescence, yet we know little about how these developmental trajectories vary between individuals. Slow brain signals at different frequencies are thought to support distinct functional processes, but their contribution to shaping large-scale cortical organization across development remains unclear. Here, we map the...

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7618977d-77c4-5110-9daa-bd79afa2266f
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10.1101/2025.09.01.673446
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