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One would assume that components of a system should become more functionally connected during learning.

In other words, this supplemental analysis enabled us to identify and visualize which brain regions became more functionally connected in the presence of greater working memory loads for each group.

We assumed that the more functionally connected genes have the greater number of interactions between them.

The lateral cluster is more functionally connected to nodes of the executive control network, including the dlPFC and the SMA (Seeley et al. 2007; Weissman-Fogel et al. 2010)—which is more active during externally rather than internally focused cognition.

Similarly to the Neubert et al. (2014) study, in the two-cluster solution, we found that the medial cluster was more functionally connected to the medial PFC, the PCC and the temporal lobe.

Bilaterally, the medial clusters were significantly more functionally connected to nodes of the default-mode network (see Fig.  6): namely, the bilateral medial PFC, the bilateral precuneus/posterior cingulate cortex, the ipsilateral lateral occipital cortex, the bilateral parahippocampal gyri, the bilateral subgenual cingulate cortex, the bilateral middle temporal gyrus.

Furthermore, previous studies have shown that the visual cortex is more strongly functionally connected to the fronto-parietal control network and 'salience network' in the blind (Wang et al., 2013; Burton et al., 2014).

This is a highly relevant result within a framework of functional landscape connectivity as the same fragmented landscape will be perceived as more fragmented (less functionally connected) by speckled woods with a recent evolutionary history in forested landscapes than by conspecifics with a history in fragmented agricultural landscapes.

Neurons with similar FSIs are more likely to be functionally connected, but the degree of feature selectivity is subject to substantial modification by target neuron processing.

It was shown that functionally connected genes have more connections between each other than randomly selected genes.

Although the protein composition of the S. cerevisiae extracellular vesicles was multifaceted in many aspects, most of the proteins identified in these preparations (90%) are putatively functionally connected with one or more molecules within the vesicular proteome (Figure 2B).