ArticleBrain connectivity2019
Pig Brains Have Homologous Resting-State Networks with Human Brains.
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Many neurological and psychiatric diseases in humans are caused by disruptions to large-scale functional properties of the brain, including functional connectivity. There has been growing interest in discovering the functional organization of brain networks in larger animal models. As a result, the use of translational pig models in neuroscience has significantly increased in the past decades. The gyrencephalic pig brain resembles the human brain more in anatomy, growth, and development than the brains of commonly used small laboratory animals such as rodents. In this work, resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging (rs-fMRI) and diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) data were acquired from a group of pigs (
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