Aniol Santo-Angles
@aniolet.bsky.social
Neuroscience. University of Helsinki.
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Will try!
But I'll say in advance that I view the mouse brain as very different. Their anatomical connectivity is very high, with almost the entire cortex interconnected. Something like 97% if the Kennedy figures are right. Experiments in primates and humans are needed but obvly cannot be done now.
But I'll say in advance that I view the mouse brain as very different. Their anatomical connectivity is very high, with almost the entire cortex interconnected. Something like 97% if the Kennedy figures are right. Experiments in primates and humans are needed but obvly cannot be done now.
September 10, 2025 at 6:27 PM
Will try!
But I'll say in advance that I view the mouse brain as very different. Their anatomical connectivity is very high, with almost the entire cortex interconnected. Something like 97% if the Kennedy figures are right. Experiments in primates and humans are needed but obvly cannot be done now.
But I'll say in advance that I view the mouse brain as very different. Their anatomical connectivity is very high, with almost the entire cortex interconnected. Something like 97% if the Kennedy figures are right. Experiments in primates and humans are needed but obvly cannot be done now.
Reposted by Aniol Santo-Angles
This data can also be accessed on the MICrONS Explorer – a growing portal for connectivity and functional imaging data.
Dive into the data: www.microns-explorer.org/cortical-mm3
New to MICrONS? Check out these tutorials: tutorial.microns-explorer.org
Dive into the data: www.microns-explorer.org/cortical-mm3
New to MICrONS? Check out these tutorials: tutorial.microns-explorer.org
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April 9, 2025 at 3:03 PM
This data can also be accessed on the MICrONS Explorer – a growing portal for connectivity and functional imaging data.
Dive into the data: www.microns-explorer.org/cortical-mm3
New to MICrONS? Check out these tutorials: tutorial.microns-explorer.org
Dive into the data: www.microns-explorer.org/cortical-mm3
New to MICrONS? Check out these tutorials: tutorial.microns-explorer.org