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Evolutionary Divergence of Structure-Function Coupling between Human and Macaque: Spatial Patterns and Transcriptomic Basis

2026-03-03

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Structural-functional coupling (SFC) provides critical insights into how the brain’s structural architecture constrains functional organization for supporting higher-order cognition. Investigating evolutionary differences in SFC between humans and macaques may provide new insights into the neural basis of unique human cognitive abilities. In this study, we analyzed multimodal magnetic resonance imaging data from a...

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8d896f13-0360-5a07-a7c1-74ef808d7b0c
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10.64898/2026.03.02.708906
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