functional connectivity

functional connectivity
a parallel support mechanism in the brain for certain functions in cases where the primary area supporting a given function is resting or disabled; it is still under investigation which bodily functions have both a primary brain area and a parallel backup area.

Medical dictionary. 2011.

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