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Postnatal maturation of putamen microstructure accompanies topographic white matter connectivity and altered circuits in autism
The putamen is a major hub of the basal ganglia that emerges early in gestation. However, whether its mature organization is established before birth or emerges postnatally remains unknown. Using cross-sectional and longitudinal quantitative MRI (R1 and R2*, related to tissue density and iron, respe
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