Hippocampal functional connectivity
6 papers5 findings
- Humans6
Upstream
2APOE
downin humans1
1 study
APOE
downin humans1
APOE decreases hippocampal functional connectivity in humans.
“APOE4 non‐carriers had significantly greater activation and hippocampal functional connectivity in several regions compared to APOE4 carriers”
Humanscognitively normalbrainfemalesn = 145
Evidence of Early APOE4‐ Related Vulnerabilities in Memory Systems in Midlife Women
AAIC 2025 abstract24 Dec 2025
Centrum semiovale perivascular space volume fraction
upin humans1
1 study
Centrum semiovale perivascular space volume fraction
upin humans1
Centrum semiovale perivascular space volume fraction increases hippocampal functional connectivity in humans.
“Increased CSO-PVS VF in early middle-aged adults showed higher hippocampal FC and better cognitive performance.”
Humans
bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology21 May 2025Preprint
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Associations
3Episodic memory decline
downin humans1
1 study
Episodic memory decline
downin humans1
Hippocampal functional connectivity predicts episodic memory decline in humans.
“higher connectivity within the hippocampus attenuated the negative association between temporal-lobe tau burden and memory performance but predicted unfavorable memory trajectories.”
Humanshigher connectivity within the hippocampusn = 75
bioRxiv21 Aug 2026Preprint
APOE
mixedin humans1
1 study
APOE
mixedin humans1
APOE is associated with hippocampal functional connectivity in humans.
“APOE4 + status modified the association of estradiol with both left and right HippfConn during encoding.”
Humansbrainfemalesn = 172
AAIC 2025 abstract11 Jan 2026
Diet
upin humans1
1 study
Diet
upin humans1
Diet is associated with hippocampal functional connectivity in humans (left hippocampus: 9176 mm3, P < .05; left hippocampus and to the right cerebellum: 136 mm3, P = .04).
“Better diet quality in midlife and from midlife to late life was associated with higher hippocampal functional connectivity to the occipital lobe and cerebellum”
HumansWhitehall II Imaging Substudyn = 512
Association of Diet and Waist-to-Hip Ratio With Brain Connectivity and Memory in Aging
JAMA network open3 Mar 2025