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    MedChemExpress motor cerebellar component
    Components are represented on sagittal, coronal, and transversal slices of a high-resolution template of the marmoset brain . Brain coordinates of the presented perspective are reported in the left bottom corner of each panel. Components include higher-order visual (HOV), subcortical-visual (SUV), somatomotor (SOM), default mode (DMN), occipitoparietal (OP), primary visual (PVIS), basal ganglia <t>(BG),</t> <t>motor-cerebellar</t> (MCE), and auditory (AUD) networks. Components were selected based on spatiotemporal features and visual inspection. Color indicates voxel-wise z-scores, thresholded at p < 0.5 (posterior probability that a voxel belongs to the active distribution rather than noise).
    Motor Cerebellar Component, supplied by MedChemExpress, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 99/100, based on 840 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Mapping functional homologies between human and marmoset brain networks using movie-driven ultra-high field fMRI

    Journal: Communications Biology

    doi: 10.1038/s42003-025-09241-y

    Components are represented on sagittal, coronal, and transversal slices of a high-resolution template of the marmoset brain . Brain coordinates of the presented perspective are reported in the left bottom corner of each panel. Components include higher-order visual (HOV), subcortical-visual (SUV), somatomotor (SOM), default mode (DMN), occipitoparietal (OP), primary visual (PVIS), basal ganglia (BG), motor-cerebellar (MCE), and auditory (AUD) networks. Components were selected based on spatiotemporal features and visual inspection. Color indicates voxel-wise z-scores, thresholded at p < 0.5 (posterior probability that a voxel belongs to the active distribution rather than noise).
    Figure Legend Snippet: Components are represented on sagittal, coronal, and transversal slices of a high-resolution template of the marmoset brain . Brain coordinates of the presented perspective are reported in the left bottom corner of each panel. Components include higher-order visual (HOV), subcortical-visual (SUV), somatomotor (SOM), default mode (DMN), occipitoparietal (OP), primary visual (PVIS), basal ganglia (BG), motor-cerebellar (MCE), and auditory (AUD) networks. Components were selected based on spatiotemporal features and visual inspection. Color indicates voxel-wise z-scores, thresholded at p < 0.5 (posterior probability that a voxel belongs to the active distribution rather than noise).

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    Article Title: Mapping functional homologies between human and marmoset brain networks using movie-driven ultra-high field fMRI
    Article Snippet: .. A second, largely independent cluster contained the SOM network, which showed weak correlation with the motor-cerebellar component (MCE; r = 0.14) and moderate to strong anticorrelations with all other functional components ( r = –0.32 to –0.96). .. A second, largely independent cluster contained the SOM network, which showed weak correlation with the motor-cerebellar component (MCE; r = 0.14) and moderate to strong anticorrelations with all other functional components ( r = –0.32 to –0.96).



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    MedChemExpress motor cerebellar component
    Components are represented on sagittal, coronal, and transversal slices of a high-resolution template of the marmoset brain . Brain coordinates of the presented perspective are reported in the left bottom corner of each panel. Components include higher-order visual (HOV), subcortical-visual (SUV), somatomotor (SOM), default mode (DMN), occipitoparietal (OP), primary visual (PVIS), basal ganglia <t>(BG),</t> <t>motor-cerebellar</t> (MCE), and auditory (AUD) networks. Components were selected based on spatiotemporal features and visual inspection. Color indicates voxel-wise z-scores, thresholded at p < 0.5 (posterior probability that a voxel belongs to the active distribution rather than noise).
    Motor Cerebellar Component, supplied by MedChemExpress, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 99/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Components are represented on sagittal, coronal, and transversal slices of a high-resolution template of the marmoset brain . Brain coordinates of the presented perspective are reported in the left bottom corner of each panel. Components include higher-order visual (HOV), subcortical-visual (SUV), somatomotor (SOM), default mode (DMN), occipitoparietal (OP), primary visual (PVIS), basal ganglia (BG), motor-cerebellar (MCE), and auditory (AUD) networks. Components were selected based on spatiotemporal features and visual inspection. Color indicates voxel-wise z-scores, thresholded at p < 0.5 (posterior probability that a voxel belongs to the active distribution rather than noise).

    Journal: Communications Biology

    Article Title: Mapping functional homologies between human and marmoset brain networks using movie-driven ultra-high field fMRI

    doi: 10.1038/s42003-025-09241-y

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Components are represented on sagittal, coronal, and transversal slices of a high-resolution template of the marmoset brain . Brain coordinates of the presented perspective are reported in the left bottom corner of each panel. Components include higher-order visual (HOV), subcortical-visual (SUV), somatomotor (SOM), default mode (DMN), occipitoparietal (OP), primary visual (PVIS), basal ganglia (BG), motor-cerebellar (MCE), and auditory (AUD) networks. Components were selected based on spatiotemporal features and visual inspection. Color indicates voxel-wise z-scores, thresholded at p < 0.5 (posterior probability that a voxel belongs to the active distribution rather than noise).

    Article Snippet: A second, largely independent cluster contained the SOM network, which showed weak correlation with the motor-cerebellar component (MCE; r = 0.14) and moderate to strong anticorrelations with all other functional components ( r = –0.32 to –0.96).

    Techniques: Process/Product Development