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Dynamic functional connectivity

Dynamic functional connectivity (DFC) refers to the observed phenomenon that functional connectivity changes over a short time. Dynamic functional connectivity is a recent expansion on traditional functional connectivity analysis which typically assumes that functional networks are static in time. DFC is related to a variety of different neurological…

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Dynamic functional connectivity

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Avg. degree1.92
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related to Neuronal mechanisms · 13
Dynamic functional connectivity → At, D1, Dynamic Network Connectivity, For, HCN, KCNQ2, PKA-calcium, Single-unit, SK, Such, The, These, Ts
related to Controversy and limitations · 11
Dynamic functional connectivity → Battaglia, Because, DFC, In, MRI, Noise, Several, Since, Some, The, This
related to Significant findings from DFC · 9
Dynamic functional connectivity → Analysis, Because DFC, Connectivity, DFC, Finally, In, Many, Steady, These
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Dynamic functional connectivity → recent expansion on traditional functional connectivity analysis which typically assumes that functional networks are static in time

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Dynamic functional connectivityis arecent expansion on traditional functional connectivity analysis which typically assumes that functional networks are static in time0.90text
mental tasksinstance ofSeveral studies in the mid-2000s examined the changes in FC that were related to a variety of different causes0.80text
sleepinstance ofSeveral studies in the mid-2000s examined the changes in FC that were related to a variety of different causes0.80text
and learninginstance ofSeveral studies in the mid-2000s examined the changes in FC that were related to a variety of different causes0.80text
DFC activation pattern analysis.Neuronal mechanismsSingle-unit recording were used in order to explore the extentinstance ofThis observation is consistent with the results seen in other DFC studies0.80text
strengthinstance ofThis observation is consistent with the results seen in other DFC studies0.80text
plasticity of functional connectivity between individual cortical neurons in catsinstance ofThis observation is consistent with the results seen in other DFC studies0.80text
monkeysinstance ofThis observation is consistent with the results seen in other DFC studies0.80text
DFC activation pattern analysisinstance ofThis observation is consistent with the results seen in other DFC studies0.80text
depressioninstance ofStatic functional connectivity has been shown to be significantly related to a variety of diseases0.80text
schizophreniainstance ofStatic functional connectivity has been shown to be significantly related to a variety of diseases0.80text
and Alzheimer's diseaseinstance ofStatic functional connectivity has been shown to be significantly related to a variety of diseases0.80text

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