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Opposing transcriptomic gradients explain orthogonal maps in human visual areas

2019-10-21

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Opposing transcriptomic gradients explain the large-scale organization of cortex. Here, we show that opposing transcriptomic gradients also explain the fine-scale organization of orthogonal maps in human visual areas. We propose a model relating transcriptomics, cell density, and function, which predicts that specific cortical locations within these visual maps are microanatomically distinct and differentially sus...

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96e856ad-3b79-5724-889d-af26bc7af7e0
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10.1101/812560
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