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Precise topology of adjacent domain-general and sensory-biased regions in the human brain

2021-02-22

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Recent functional MRI studies identified sensory-biased regions across much of the association cortices and cerebellum. However, their anatomical relationship to multiple-demand (MD) regions, characterized as domain-general due to their co-activation during multiple cognitive demands, remains unclear. For a better anatomical delineation, we used multimodal MRI techniques of the Human Connectome Project to scan sub...

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Literature Corpus work: a67756a2-4383-57aa-a3eb-9f0fb5699c1f
DOI: 10.1101/2021.02.21.431622

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