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[Preprint]. 2023 Apr 26:rs.3.rs-2823802. [Version 1] doi: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2823802/v1

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Figure 6: — Regional degree. (A) Left: schematic of regional degree. Right: distribution of regional degree normalized by number of brain regions (total of 542). (B) Regional degree visualized on the cortex. Densely connected regions have high degree (hot colors), whereas sparsely connected regions have low degree (cool colors). BOLD and Ca²⁺ conditions show opposing spatial patterns. (C) Similarity between conditions is quantified using (Pearson) correlation. BOLD and Ca²⁺ are negatively correlated whereas Ca²⁺ conditions are highly positively correlated (variability obtained based on hierarchical bootstrapping; Methods).