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Max R. Trenerry

Mayo Clinic

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Brain functional connectivity initiates structured reorganization at a critical oxygen threshold during hypoxia

Daehun Kang, Kôji Uchida, Clifton R. Haider, Norbert G. Campeau, Myung‐Ho In, Erin M. Gray, Joshua D. Trzasko, Kirk M. Welker, Matt A. Bernstein, Max R. Trenerry, David R. Holmes III, Michael J. Joyner, Timothy B. Curry, John Huston, Yunhong Shu

This study identifies a critical oxygen threshold triggering functional connectivity reorganization in the brain during hypoxia, with implications for early detection of neurological vulnerabilities.

Brain Research Bulletin · Jan 24, 2026Peer-reviewedNeuroscience