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A retinotopic wiring principle of the human brain

2026-04-07

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<h4>Summary paragraph</h4> A central challenge in neuroscience is to understand how anatomical connectivity links neural representations to behavior. In sensory systems, cortical areas encode structured maps of the external world, yet it remains unclear whether and how this representational geometry constrains long-range connectivity in the living human brain. Here, we show that structural connectivity in the hum...

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Literature Corpus work: de68115a-72a7-5d29-aa9a-9b9fafa7a15a
DOI: 10.64898/2026.04.03.716412

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