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White matter fiber bundles enable robust conduction and time-critical signaling despite axon caliber variation
Axon caliber determines signal conduction velocity and varies within and across the bundles that form the brain's wiring. Our knowledge of this organization derives largely from 2D histology, assuming cylindrical axons whose calibers are described by their radius. However, recent 3D histology reveal
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