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A team around Jiang Tianzi at the CAS Institute of Automation has drawn a novel network map of a macaque brain that will help explain the macroscopic organizational patterns of the human brain. The map divides the macaque brain into 304 distinct regions and quantitatively depicts the anatomical and functional connectivity patterns of each region.

The panoramic brain map expressing the spatial organization of the macaque brain is an important research result as it can be translated for the study of the human brain. It aids our understanding of brain function and will advance important research fields such as translational medicine, cross-species comparison and the digital modeling of the brain.