May 11, 2024Open Access

Switching patterns of cortical-subcortical interaction in the human brain

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ANAlessandro NazziUniversity of Padua CFChiara FavarettoUniversity of Padua AVAntonino VallesiUniversity of Padua

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Observational analysis reveals how functional connectivity shifts in the brain, highlighting implications for understanding spontaneous network behavior.

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Functional connectivity changes synchronously between cortex and subcortex, indicating a strong link in their interactions.
In a large cohort from the Human Connectome Project, two primary connectivity patterns are observed in healthy participants.
Analysis of resting-state fMRI data identifies dynamic reconfiguration of limbic and subcortical regions with cortical networks.
Findings suggest that cortical-subcortical interactions are crucial for maintaining whole-brain functional connectivity.

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Nazzi et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68ff90873f64bcfaeff22ba8 https://doi.org/10.1101/2024.05.10.593351

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Observational analysis reveals how functional connectivity shifts in the brain, highlighting implications for understanding spontaneous network behavior.

Switching patterns of cortical-subcortical interaction in the human brain

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Switching patterns of cortical-subcortical interaction in the human brain

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