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Continuity and discontinuity in human cortical development and change from embryonic stages to old age

2018-05-24

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The human cerebral cortex is highly regionalized. We aimed to test whether principles of regionalization could be traced from embryonic development throughout the human lifespan. A data-driven fuzzy-clustering approach was used to identify regions of coordinated longitudinal development of cortical surface area (SA) and thickness (CT) over 1.5 years (n = 301, 4-12 years). First, the SA clusters were compared to pa...

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edb57d5d-f2c3-517d-94a7-395cce914f8c
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10.1101/329680
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