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Morphological brain networks of white matter: mapping, evaluation, characterization and application

2023-06-02

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Neuroimaging-based connectomics studies have long focused on the wiring patterns between gray matter regions. In recent years, increasing evidence emerges that neural activity in specific sets of white matter (WM) tracts dynamically fluctuates in a coordinated manner. However, the structural basis underlying the coordination is poorly understood largely due to the lack of approaches for estimating structural relat...

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Literature Corpus work: e19a8611-4382-5b45-a09f-577b69c6d33c
DOI: 10.1101/2023.06.02.543370

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