[PDF] Top 20 Using computational models to relate structural and functional brain connectivity

... analyzing brain FC alterations using graph–theoretical ...of brain connectivity) as an important potential common mechanism for FC disruption in brain ...on brain FC, the ... See full document

... more brain regions. The more brain re- gions that may be included, the more it is possible to interpret functional connectivity in terms of the underlying architecture and to be able to say ... See full document

... analyzed using depth-weighted minimum norm estimates to obtain the distributed and dynamic cortical source model [40], which presented each cortical vertex as a current dipole and included ~15,000 vertices in the ... See full document

... of functional connectivity aberrancies in autism across species (man ...macroscale connectivity, thus complementing analogous clinical research efforts using imaging genetics (Rudie et ... See full document

... study, connectivity disruption was identified in structural and functional networks of young adult TgF344-AD rats at as early a period as 5 months of ...level, structural networks showed lower ... See full document

... human brain have been one of the most important topics studied by ...of brain networks and their components. The brain has been modeled as a complex network system 1 under the premise that neurons ... See full document

... the structural changes in multiple DTI-derived indices in MWoA patients ...micro- structural studies could not support the functional stud- ies in ...defined brain regions that showed ... See full document

... 2012, Driesen et al., 2013a, while reportedly increasing connectivity at rest Driesen et al., 2013b, suggesting that the ability of NMDA‐R antagonists to modulate functional [r] ... See full document

... nonfractal connectivity and fractal connectivity: (1) the SDF(Spectral density function)-based method, (2) the covariance-based method, and (3) the linearity- based ... See full document

... voxel-based brain response patterns that distinguish different cognitive states is a major ...data, functional connectivity between individual voxels plays a pivotal role in distinguishing different ... See full document

... disorder like AD [41]. Previously, the amyloid deposi- tions were found to have a predilection for high activ- ity brain areas [42]. In addition, glucose metabolism in AD showed reduced activity in the cortex of ... See full document

... Significant correlations between measures of thalamocortical microstructure and EF component scores emerged only for the TLE group. Specifically, higher scores on EF1 (the mental flexibil- ity/inhibition/shifting) were ... See full document

... Results: Compared to healthy controls, patients with MDD showed significant GMV increase in the left posterior cingulate gyrus and GMV decrease in the left lingual gyrus (P,0.001, uncor- rected). In ReHo analysis, values ... See full document

... associated brain activity during the measurement of neuropsychological ...c brain activity during the performance of an emotional category task indicated that a reduced rostral ante- rior cingulate cortex ... See full document

... Dementia is an age-related neurodegenerative disorder but the cause is still essentially unknown. Alzheimer ’ s disease (AD), the most common form of dementia, is characterized by loss of neurons and synapses in the ... See full document

... There is a clear need for the development of a simple, inexpensive, minimally invasive test for AD to diagnose the disease, ideally at the earliest stages, to predict and monitor progression and therapeutic efficacy. ... See full document

... boundary. Cortical hemispheres were reconstructed and morphed into spherical representations. Each cortical folding pattern was aligned to a dynamically updated group average through iterative morphing following a ... See full document

... characterized by a number of spikes, where each spike corresponds to a particular compound in the herb. Since the location of spikes in the curve can be used to identify the compounds and the chemical composition is ... See full document

... utism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neu- robehavioral condition that changes the normal brain function. It is characterized by impairments in social interaction, speech, and non-verbal communication, eye con- tact, ... See full document

... other brain struc- tures combined with the appearance of intracytoplasmic inclusions composed of α-synuclein aggregates known as Lewy bodies ...the brain result in the described clinical symptoms is ... See full document