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Topic: Exponential Distance Rule

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Connectome of the non-human primate claustrum reveals a hub function for orchestrating inter-areal processing

Julien Vezoli, Yujie Hou, Anna R. Ribeiro Gomes, Szabolcs Horvát, Pierre Misery, Camille Lamy, Zhaoke Luo, Mingli Wang, Zhimming Shen, Colette Dehay, Zoltan Toroczkai, Ken Knoblauch, Henry Kennedy · FENS Forum 2024

The wide-spread connectivity of the claustrum with the cortex has suggested that it is involved in higher-cognitive functions. However, in mouse recent findings suggest a topographical organization with the cortex and a sensory regionalization of the claustrum. Our earlier work reports important differences in the organizational principals of mouse and primate cortical connectivity. Hence, we have undertaken extensive examination of the projections between claustrum and cortex in macaque using retrograde tracing. Surprisingly, we find that these connections do not obey the exponential distance

ePoster · Neuroscience