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1. Neuroscience › Functional Brain Connectivity Studies

   Interrelating differences in structural and functional connectivity in the older adult's brain

   Stumme, Krämer, Miller, Schreiber, Caspers and Jockwitz · Human Brain Mapping · 2022

   Using brain scans and cognitive data from 573 older adults, the study found three ageing profiles in how functional and structural brain connectivity relate to each other and to cognitive decline.

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   1. UncheckedIn a sample of older adults, the analysis identified three different brain-ageing profiles linking functional and structural connectivity with cognitive performance.“Results revealed three different aging profiles prevalent in older adults.”
   2. UncheckedIn older adults, a highly interconnected functional brain system went with a structural connectome showing only minor age-related decreases.“A functionally highly interconnected system is associated with a structural connectome that shows only minor age‐related decreases.”
   3. Unchecked“Thus, functional network integration appears to increase primarily when SC begins to decline, but this does not appear to mitigate the decline in cognitive performance.”