We identified the resting-state networks in common marmoset brains with a larger amount of rsfMRI data (60 hours). The group-ICA and single subject-ICA were performed in this study. As a results, 18 networks were detected with highly reliability. It included the default mode network, a network most likely involved with visual pathways, and the limbic network. In addition, our data suggests that the resting-state networks in marmoset may be similar to that in human and macaque monkey. Therefore, our study shows that the evaluation of the functional effects of the neurodegenerative diseases using common marmosets is highly useful.
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