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    bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
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    这项研究表明,来自扩散MRI的白质通道图案可能不仅仅是扩散数据的独特特征. 我们的新方法使用FLAIR图像提取类似的管道信息,表明在成像类型中共享的结构信息.

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