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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Structural Connectome"”.

  1. Graph theory analysis of functional and structural connectome: Links to Auditory Processing Disorder

    … was to provide insight into the functional and structural organisations in school-aged children with and without a clinical diagnosis of auditory processing disorder (APD) using the network neuroscience approach and neuroimaging techniques such as functional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and …

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  2. Characterising the structural brain connectome in Alzheimer's disease and its relation to cognitive intra-individual variability.

    … has shown white matter (WM) degeneration and structural connectome disruptions measured by diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) as well as increased reaction time intra-individual variability (RT IIV) on neurocognitive testing. However, the relationship between these changes measured on these …

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  3. White matter connectivity, cognition, symptoms and genetic risk factors in Schizophrenia

    … is often characterised by impaired white matter structural dysconnectivity. In vivo and post-mortem alterations in white matter microstructure have been reported, along with differences in the topology of the structural connectome; overall these suggest a reduced communication between distal …

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  4. Correspondence among connectomes as combinatorial optimization

    … are referred to as anatomical connectivity, or structural connectivity. The complete collection of structural connectivity is referred to the structural connectome, which helps to understand the human brain functionality. The 3D polylines are called streamlines and the set of all streamlines is …

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  5. Genetic and Environmental Influences on Cognitive and Neural Development

    … interact to influence specific features of the structural connectome, features that are essential for coherent neural communication and brain function. In the first empirical chapter, I use structural equation modelling to assess whether maternal mental health longitudinally mediates …

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  6. From fMRI to fUSI: advancing large-scale brain mapping in rodents

    … RSNs are robustly embedded within the structural connectome. Notably, this structure-function relationship could be parsimoniously captured by four dominant axes, which differentially relate functional systems to known anatomical substrates. Beyond this static organization, I further …

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  7. A cross-species network science approach to childhood adversity

    … adversity alters the development of rodent structural brain organisation. Using imaging data obtained from collaborators at Yale University, I first reconstruct the structural connectomes of a sample of mice, half of which were exposed to a paradigm of unpredictable postnatal stress. I then …

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  8. The Environment and Child Development: A Multivariate Approach

    … mediated by a child’s cognition or the structural and functional connectivity of their brain? 7-11 year-old children (N=97) and their caregivers took part in this study. Several environmental domains and child behaviour were assessed through caregiver and child questionnaires. Academic …

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