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Default But Not Rest: Topological Discrimination Defines the Default Mode Network

2022-11-13

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The default mode network (DMN), a set of transmodal cortical regions, has historically been argued to serve the internal functions of brain. The discovery of this network highlighted the brain’s intrinsic operations. The DMN generally decreases its activity during tasks and increases its activity during relaxed non-task states. It is important to investigate the nature of the DMN in order to understand the human b...

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c1a606b4-fd2d-5fe4-8b2f-56afdd774b2b
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10.1101/2022.11.10.516071
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