ArticleBrain sciences2022
A Holistic Analysis of Individual Brain Activity Revealed the Relationship of Brain Areal Activity with the Entire Brain's Activity.
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- The Commonality and Individuality of Human Brains When Performing Tasks.Brain sciences · 2024Article
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Abstract
The relationship between brain areal activity and the entire brain's activity is unknown, and understanding this relationship is imperative for understanding the neural mechanisms of human brain function at systems level. The complex activity of human brains varies from area to area and from time to time across the whole brain. BOLD-fMRI measures this spatiotemporal activity at a large-scale systems level. The BOLD time signal of an area reflects a collective neuronal activity of over one million neurons under that area, and the temporal correlation of this time signal with that of every point in the brain yields a full spatial map that characterizes the entire brain's functional co-activity (FC) relative to that area's activity. Here we show a quantitative relationship between brain areal activity and the activity of the entire brain. The temporal correlation coefficient
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