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Modeling brain reorganization after hemispherectomy
The paper introduces a self-organized map model to explain brain reorganization after hemispherectomy and its clinical implications.
DOI 10.1101/2020.12.25.424412
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L. F. Seoane
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Aging, computation, and the evolution of neural regeneration processes
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DOI 10.1101/780163