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Forget passwords, ‘brainprints’ could be used to identify exactly who you are
Forget passwords, ‘brainprints’ could be used to identify exactly who you are
- Known as a ‘functional fingerprint’, it can identify people – even twins
- Part of a larger project to map the human brain as it develops
- Tracking changes could allow researchers to see how ADHD and autism forms
Humans have a unique ‘brainprint’ that doesn’t change throughout our life, researchers have found.
Known as a ‘functional fingerprint’, it could help identify people, and can even tell if people are related – and distinguish between twins.
It could also unlock the mystery of diseases such as ADHD and autism.
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Known as a ‘functional fingerprint’, it could help identify people, and also unlock the mystery of diseases such as ADHD and autism. Pictured, a ‘brain map’ image similar to those used in the study.
‘Similar to DNA, specific brain systems and connectivity patterns are passed down from adults to their children,’ said Damien Fair of the Oregon Health & Science University following a 2017 study.
‘This is significant because it may help us to better characterize aspects of altered brain activity, development or disease.’
Using two data sets of functional MRI brain scans from more than 350 adult and child siblings during resting state, Fair and colleagues applied an innovative technique to characterize functional connectivity and machine learning to successfully identify siblings based on their connectotype.
In a more recent study, they found just 30 percent of the connectome is unique to the individual…...more here
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