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Age-differences in information flow in executive and sensorimotor brain networks during childhood and adolescence

2020-10-13 radiology and imaging Title + abstract only
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Mental disorders often emerge during adolescence and have been associated with age-related differences in connection strengths of brain networks (static functional connectivity), manifesting in non-typical trajectories of brain development. However, little is known about the direction of information flow (directed functional connectivity) in this period of functional brain progression. We employed dynamic graphical models (DGM) to estimate directed functional connectivity from resting state func...

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