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Minheng Chen,Chao Cao,Tong Chen et al. Minheng Chen et al.
Alzheimer's disease (AD) and Lewy body dementia (LBD) are common neurodegenerative dementias with overlapping clinical presentations, making differential diagnosis challenging. While structural magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has revealed ...
Janna Teigeler,Yannik Stegmann,Matthias Gamer Janna Teigeler
Attentive immobility is a defensive state that prepares organisms for adaptive responses to imminent threats. In humans, it has been associated with a multimodal pattern of heart rate bradycardia, elevated skin conductance, freezing of gaze...
Xin Di,George B Hanna,Bharat B Biswal Xin Di
Naturalistic stimuli, such as movies and narratives, are increasingly used in cognitive neuroscience to map cognitive and affective processes onto brain activity measured with functional MRI (fMRI). Features extracted from movies span multi...
Kirti Saluja,Dipanjan Roy,Arpan Banerjee Kirti Saluja
The brain continuously integrates signals from the external environment along with internal bodily cues to support adaptive cognition and homeostasis. Among these, multiple visceral rhythms, such as respiration, circadian fluctuations, and ...
Yaping Wang,Yao Li,Bassel Arafat et al. Yaping Wang et al.
The human cerebellum plays a central role in motor, emotional, and cognitive functions, and is implicated in many brain disorders. To improve the analysis of functional and anatomical imaging from the cerebellum, we introduce SUITPy, an imp...
Mahmoud Keshavarzi,Brian C J Moore,Usha Goswami Mahmoud Keshavarzi
Developmental dyslexia has been linked to atypical neural processing of the temporal dynamics of speech, but there has been disagreement concerning whether faster or slower dynamics are impaired. According to the temporal sampling (TS) theo...
Steven Geysen,Angela M Brands,Heidrun Schultz et al. Steven Geysen et al.
Risk taking has often been proposed to depend on homeostatic systems. However, empirical evidence remains inconsistent, and the underlying mechanisms remain debated. Changes in risky decision-making, which are associated with homeostatic al...
Katherine L Bryant,Arnaud Le Troter,David Meunier et al. Katherine L Bryant et al.
The baboon (Papio) is an invaluable resource within nonhuman primate research, having the advantage of being a cercopithecoid (Old World monkey) with one of the largest brains among non-hominid primates. In order to facilitate comparative d...
Kimberley Whitehead,Maria Pureza Laudiano-Dray,Judith Meek et al. Kimberley Whitehead et al.
The cortical activity of preterm human infants is highly discontinuous, comprising transient high-amplitude bursts separated by periods of relative quiescence. While the functional significance of these bursts is well established, the under...
Eirik G Blakstad,Markus H Sneve,Didac Vidal-Pineiro et al. Eirik G Blakstad et al.
Episodic memory and cognitive control decline in aging. The default-executive coupling hypothesis of aging (DECHA) suggests that a neural correlate of cognitive decline in aging is increased functional connectivity (FC) between lateral pref...