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Anterior-to-posterior cerebral blood flow gradient

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  • Humans1

Effects

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Semantic fluency task behavior

no changein humans1

1 study

  1. Anterior-to-posterior cerebral blood flow gradient has no effect on semantic fluency task behavior in humans.

    “However, we found no correlation between behavior and the CBF gradient.”

    Humanshealthy agingpresupplementary motor area

    CBF gradient and excitatory-inhibitory balance measured from pre-SMA - importance in aging and semantic fluency task difficulties

    NeuroImage11 Sep 2025

Tissue-corrected excitatory-inhibitory balance

no changein humans1

1 study

  1. Anterior-to-posterior cerebral blood flow gradient has no effect on tissue-corrected excitatory-inhibitory balance in humans.

    “we found no relationship between neural dedifferentiation, as indicated by the CBF gradient, and synaptic scaling (EIB)”

    Humanshealthy agingpresupplementary motor area

    CBF gradient and excitatory-inhibitory balance measured from pre-SMA - importance in aging and semantic fluency task difficulties

    NeuroImage11 Sep 2025

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