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Lipidome atlas of the adult human brain
M. Osetrova, A. Tkachev, et al.
Explore the first comprehensive human brain lipidome map across 75 regions—revealing that 93% of 419 lipids vary regionally and link to myelin, cell types, functional connectivity, and information-processing hierarchy. Distinct lipid classes and omega-3/omega-6 signatures emerge and are validated in macaques, mice, and mass spectrometry. Research conducted by Authors present in <Authors> tag.
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