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Functional connectome analyses reveal a highly optimized human olfactory network

2019-11-16

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The olfactory system is uniquely heterogeneous, performing multifaceted functions (beyond basic sensory processing) across diverse, widely distributed neural substrates. While knowledge of human olfaction continues to grow, it remains unclear how the olfactory network is organized to serve this unique set of functions. Leveraging a large and high-quality resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging (rs-fMRI...

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ccf7fe55-da4c-555b-b935-41ff6987a3b4
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10.1101/843532
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