Frontoparietal network relative shift

Biomarker

1 paper studies it2 findings

  • Humans1

Effects

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Fluid cognition

no changein humans1

1 study
  1. Frontoparietal network relative shift has no effect on fluid cognition in humans.

    “Within-person coupling between the frontoparietal shift and fluid cognition was not detected.”

    HumansWithin-person couplingMedian follow-up 5.5 yearsn = 852

    Brain networks changed their relative balance as adults aged

    arXivPreprint

Associations

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Elapsed follow-up

upin humans1

1 study
  1. elapsed follow-up is associated with frontoparietal network relative shift in humans (5–8% per 5 years).

    “the frontoparietal network shifted positively relative to the other nine networks in all four states, by 5-8% per 5 years.”

    HumansRelative to the other nine networks in all four states; under signal normalizationBrainMedian follow-up 5.5 yearsn = 852

    Brain networks changed their relative balance as adults aged

    arXivPreprint

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Brain networks changed their relative balance as adults aged

One brain network shifted upward relative to nine others by 5–8% per five years, during rest and three tasks.One brain network shifted upward relative to nine others by 5–8% per five years, during rest and three tasks.

Preprint: cohort · 852 peopleMechanisms