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Priya Kabaria

Boston Children's Hospital

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High angular resolution diffusion MRI reveals conserved and deviant programs in the paths that guide human cortical circuitry

Christine J. Charvet, Avilash Das, Jae W. Song, Deselyn J. Tindal-Burgess, Priya Kabaria, Guangping Dai, Tara Kane, Emi Takahashi

This study uses high angular resolution diffusion MRI to compare developmental programs of cortical pathways in human and mouse brains, finding conserved and deviant patterns in radial glial and corpus callosum development.

Cerebral Cortex · Jul 24, 2019Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Evolution of connections and cell types: integrating diffusion MR tractography with gene expression data highlights increased cortico-cortical projections in primates

Christine J. Charvet, Arthi Palani, Priya Kabaria, Emi Takahashi

The paper integrates diffusion MR tractography with gene expression data to show increased cortico-cortical projections in primates compared to mice.

Cerebral Cortex · Mar 8, 2019Peer-reviewedNeuroscience