Non-uniformity of cell density and networks in the monkey brain.
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ABSTRACT: The brain is a very complex structure. Over the past several decades, many studies have aimed to understand how various non-uniform variables relate to each other. The current study compared the whole-brain network organization and global spatial distribution of cell densities in the monkey brain. Wide comparisons between 27 graph theoretical measures and cell densities revealed that only participation coefficients (PCs) significantly correlated with cell densities. Interestingly, PCs did not show a significant correlation with spatial coordinates. Furthermore, the significance of the correlation between cell densities and spatial coordinates disappeared only with the removal of the visual module, while the significance of the correlation between cell densities and PCs disappeared with the
SUBMITTER: Shimono M
PROVIDER: S-EPMC3756338 | biostudies-literature | 2013
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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