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  • The Betti-0 curve. A, Two-dimensional toy example: a set of 15 nodes, four filtration values ε, represented as the circle diameter and their corresponding Betti-0 (B0). B, Betti-0 curve for a hypothetical brain network; each point in the curve represents the B0 for each filtration value. In both cases, at ε = 0 the number of components is equal to the number of nodes, n. As the filtration value increases, the number of components reduces, and eventually will reach a single one containing all nodes. Brain views generated with brain-net (Xia et al., 2013), r stands for Pearson’s correlation.
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  • Presynaptic infusion of G85R-SOD1 inhibited synaptic vesicle (SV) availability. Representative EM images illustrate morphology of AZs (labeled with red *) and numbers of SVs in fixed synapses infused with WT-SOD1 and G85R-SOD1.
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  • The journey of cortical interneurons: (A) Cortical interneurons are born in the ganglionic eminence of the basal forebrain, and (B) migrate to reach the dorsal cortex. (C) Their number is determined upon programmed cell death and strongly depends on neuronal activity. (D) Wiring [dendritic and axonal morphogenesis and synapse establishment (1)], myelination (2) and circuit refinement of Martinotti, Basket, Chandelier and all other interneuron types is established within the first month after birth. This cartoon has been designed and drawn by Yannis Maragkos, Denaxa Lab, BSRC Al. Fleming.
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