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1. Neuroscience › Functional Brain Connectivity Studies

   Development of areal-level individualized homologous functional parcellations in youth

   Li, Zhang, Xin et al. · Communications Biology · 2025

   The authors built a method to map individual brain regions across youth and used it on scans from 591 people aged 8-21 to chart how functional brain networks develop and relate to cognition.

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   1. UncheckedIn youth aged 8-21, functional features of the brain follow distinct developmental paths, with global mean functional connectivity decreasing widely across the cortex.“We found functional features during adolescence exhibit unique developmental trajectories, such as global mean functional connectivity with a widespread decrease across cerebral cortex.”
   2. UncheckedHigher-order transmodal brain networks showed more variable developmental trajectories across their small areal-level parcels than other networks did, in youth aged 8-21.“Then, we matched areal-level parcellations into large-scale networks and demonstrated that higher-order transmodal networks exhibited higher variability between developmental trajectories in areal-level parcels.”