Neuroimaging biomarkers

Biomarker

4 papers

  • In silico1

Funding

11 grants since 2020

National Institute on AgingUS$2.6mNational Institute of Mental HealthUS$1.7mNational Institute of Neurological Disorders and StrokeUS$196k

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Neuroscience Bulletin

Brain scans may help distinguish neurological disorders

An observational study used brain scans from 22,258 healthy participants as references for 4,132 patients, finding distinct patterns across neurological conditions.An observational study used brain scans from 22,258 healthy participants as references for 4,132 patients, finding distinct patterns across neurological conditions.

Cross-sectional study of 22,258 peopleNeurological disorders
Research Square

Pipeline prepares brain scans for aging and Alzheimer’s research

Processing more than 2,800 imaging sessions yielded 2,086 quality-checked sessions from 935 participants for research on aging and Alzheimer’s disease.Processing more than 2,800 imaging sessions yielded 2,086 quality-checked sessions from 935 participants for research on aging and Alzheimer’s disease.

Preprint: computational studyAI & data
Frontiers in Neurology

Osteocalcin links brain volume to cognition in osteoporosis

In people with osteoporosis, higher undercarboxylated osteocalcin correlated with greater medial prefrontal cortex volume, which predicted one-year cognitive decline with…In people with osteoporosis, higher undercarboxylated osteocalcin correlated with greater medial prefrontal cortex volume, which predicted one-year cognitive decline with an AUC of 0.84.

Cohort study in peopleOsteoporosis