… hubs in human and animal brain data sets. We then provide a survey of current empirical
results on hub structure in connectome … candidate hubs in both the healthy and diseased brain. …

… imaging connectome were generally replicated when hubs were … hubs of human brain
networks are more likely to be anatomically abnormal than non-hubs in many (if not all) brain …

… These can be applied on human brain connectome to predict the hubs within a module
and between the modules. The network is grouped into four clusters using Clauset-Newman-…

… In contrast, a star network (upper left) is maximally heterogeneous, with a single high-degree
hub and many low-degree peripheral nodes. The human brain network, as measured by …

… map of the human brain, the human connectome, and explores how the connectome can
provide … Highly influential brain nodes are also referred to as hubs and can be further classified …

… brain of 1031 subjects from the 1000 Functional Connectomes project and show that the
strongest hubs … cortices, whereas subcortical regions exhibited the weakest hubs. The strongest …

… -order interactions in human brain networks and provide … -brain network human connectome;
it is mapped from the diffusion tensor imaging data available from the human connectome …

… The human brain is a complex network of interlinked … hubs of the brain and examine their
mutual relationship, particularly their structural linkages. Here, we demonstrate that brain hubs …

… human brain changes in adolescence were concentrated on the more densely connected
hubs of the connectome (… efficient connectivity throughout the human brain structural network). …

… of central hub regions [20,21] as ‘link community hot spots’ in the brain, establishing a …
importance of hubs for the integration of functional subsystems in the cat and human brain […