Wiring diagrams can be hierarchically partitioned into macroscale (region-regio…

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Wiring diagrams of a brain can be divided into three levels: (1) the macroscale connectome that describes inter-areal connections, (2) the mesoscale connectome that describes connections between cells, and (3) the microscale connectome that describes connections at the synaptic level ( Zeng, 2018 ).

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