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Opening the Pig to Comparative Neuroimaging: A Common Space Approach Contextualizes the Pig and Human Structural Connectome

2020-10-14

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Neuroimaging’s capability to quickly and rapidly phenotype the cortical organization of the whole brain brings with it the possibility to extend our understanding of cortical organization across the mammalian lineage. However, neuroimaging has thus far generally limited itself to a small number of species, with most animal studies being performed in either rodents or Non-Human Primates. Here we perform a first pas...

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fe1d266d-fbfe-54df-84b9-06a6c4e2ac3d
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10.1101/2020.10.13.337436
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