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- W4382279892 abstract "ABSTRACT During the third trimester of human gestation, the structure and function of the fetal brain is developing rapidly, laying the foundation for its connectivity framework across the lifespan. During this juncture, resting state functional MRI can be used to identify resting state networks (RSNs) which mature across gestation to resemble canonical RSNs at full term. However, the emergence of finer grain organisation of connectivity within these RSNs in the fetal brain is unknown. Using in-utero resting state fMRI, we performed connectopic mapping analysis to explore the presence of gradients in functional connectivity organisation of 11 cortical RSNs, known as connectopic maps in fetuses aged 25-37 weeks gestation (GW). We hypothesised that, if present, development of connectopic maps would be network specific in the third trimester of gestation, such that this property would be present within the earlier maturing primary sensory and motor networks before those associated with higher association function. In keeping with this, we found smooth connectopic maps in all of the studied RSNs from 25 GW, with the most spatially consistency across gestational age in the primary sensory and motor networks. Voxel-wise permutation testing of the connectopic maps identified local clusters of voxels within networks that significantly covaried with age, specifically in multisensory processing areas, suggesting multisensory processing may be developing during this period. Our analysis shows that functional gradient organisation is already established in the fetal brain and develops throughout gestation, which has strong implications for understanding how cortical organisation subserves the emergence of behaviour in the ensuing period." @default.
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- W4382279892 title "Gradient organisation of functional connectivity within resting state networks is present from 25 weeks gestation in the human fetal brain" @default.
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