Spontaneous beta power

1. Cortical thickness has no effect on spontaneous beta power in humans.

   “Sensorimotor cortical thickness was not related to spontaneous beta power, above and beyond age.”

   Humanscontrolling for agesensorimotor corticesn = 126

   Spontaneous sensorimotor beta power and cortical thickness uniquely predict motor function in healthy aging

   NeuroImage·Oct 4, 2022

More on Cortical thickness

1. Spontaneous beta power predicts motor function in humans.

   “both cortical thickness and spontaneous beta power in sensorimotor regions each uniquely contributed to the prediction of motor function when controlling for age.”

   Humanscontrolling for agesensorimotor corticesn = 126

   Spontaneous sensorimotor beta power and cortical thickness uniquely predict motor function in healthy aging

   NeuroImage·Oct 4, 2022

1. Age is associated with spontaneous beta power in humans.

   “There was an increase in spontaneous beta power with age across the cortex, with the strongest increase being centered on the sensorimotor cortices.”

   Humanshealthycortexn = 126

   Spontaneous sensorimotor beta power and cortical thickness uniquely predict motor function in healthy aging

   NeuroImage·Oct 4, 2022