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Structure-Function Coupling Aligns with a Unimodal-to-Transmodal Gradient in the Mouse Cortex

2025-12-09

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Understanding how anatomical connectivity shapes brain activity is essential for clarifying brain function and disorders. In the human brain, the regional heterogeneity in structure-function (S-F) coupling is well characterized by measuring correlations between structural and functional connectivity. However, it remains unclear whether the same principles apply to the mouse cortex, where biological mechanisms can...

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Literature Corpus work: 786b694f-c603-5cbf-be1f-7f058fdf9cc9
DOI: 10.64898/2025.12.04.692468

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