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Cortical geometry constrains the unimodal anchors of sensory integration

2026-06-13

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The human cerebral cortex is organized along a unimodal-to-transmodal hierarchy, which provides a putative substrate for the integration of sensory signals from primary cortical fields with information from other modalities. Diverse structural and functional properties of the cortex, including myelination, gene expression, neurodevelopmental timing, and inter-regional functional connectivity are patterned along th...

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b65cc55a-9da2-5d41-b37d-0744a35543df
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10.64898/2026.06.13.732038
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