A spatially continuous cell-type atlas reveals multiscale organization of the human cortex
Neuroimaging has increasingly revealed fine-grained spatial heterogeneity within the human cortex, uncovering regional differentiation beyond conventional cortical divisions. However, understanding the cellular architecture underlying these imaging features requires spatially continuous cell-type references that capture both cortex-wide organization and regional specialization. Here, we introduce…
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