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Morphological bias of the MNI152 brain

2026-01-29

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The MNI152 template is widely treated as a representative average brain in neuroimaging, computational modeling, and neuromodulation research, yet its fidelity to true population morphology has not been systematically evaluated. In this study, we compared the MNI152 template to 430 individual MRI scans from a publicly available dataset spanning Asian, Black, and White participants. We additionally generated an alt...

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99e17a3b-c5df-5740-8496-20228f244002
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10.64898/2026.01.24.701532
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