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. 2023 Apr 13;17:1163600. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2023.1163600

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Cortico-subcortical whole-brain functional network parcellation derived from the Human Connectome Project dataset. (A) Zoomed in axial view onto the thalamus and striatum. Each color represents voxels mapping to a given functional network. (B) Cortical functional network view. (C) Subcortical functional network view. This effect highlights that it is possible to reliably and robustly map functional subdivisions of major sub-thalamic circuits that functionally couple with brain-wide networks Adapted from Ji et al. (2019b). This supports the notion that the thalamus indeed provides a functional “lens” onto distributed yet segregated functional pathways.