ArticleNetwork neuroscience (Cambridge, Mass.)2026
Intrinsic brain network dynamics modulated by neural stimulation to cerebellum.
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The cerebellum, with its distinctive architecture and extensive cortical connections, has long been recognized for its highly structured interconnectivity with the cortex and has been proposed as part of a larger circuit that shapes brain network dynamics. Here, we evaluate dynamic network reconfigurations in resting-state fMRI connectivity pre- and post-noninvasive inhibitory repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation targeting the right Crus I of the cerebellum. Using dynamic community detection to evaluate the stimulation's effect on modular network structures, we characterize the network properties by which cerebellar stimulation spreads through the cortex. We find that: (a) the
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