Resting-state fMRI functional connectivity identifiability

1. Mild cognitive impairment decreases resting-state fMRI functional connectivity identifiability in humans (>80% in oCN).

   “Success rate of identifiability was >80% for vast majority oCN participants and was reduced and more variable in diagnostic MCI/AD groups”

   Humanslongitudinal 2- and 4-year follow-up in MCI and AD dementia

   Functional connectivity network identifiability across a multi‐year follow‐up in the Korean Brain Aging Study for the Early Diagnosis and Prediction of AD

   AAIC 2025 abstract·8 Jan 2026

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1. Alzheimer's disease decreases resting-state fMRI functional connectivity identifiability in humans.

   “Cross‐sectional identifiability at diagnostic group average showed a reduction in AD versus the oCN and MCI groups”

   HumansAlzheimer's disease vs oCN and MCI

   Functional connectivity network identifiability across a multi‐year follow‐up in the Korean Brain Aging Study for the Early Diagnosis and Prediction of AD

   AAIC 2025 abstract·8 Jan 2026

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