How neuronal migration and outgrowth shape network architecture

ScienceDaily
Oct 9, 2019, 9:58 am441 ptsHot
Neurons are not randomly arranged in the human brain. In the cortex, they are organized in interconnected clusters with high intrinsic connectivity. This modular connectivity structure, in which clusters eventually serve as functional units, is formed in early phases of development. The underlying…

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