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Source-separated susceptibility tensor MRI reveals paramagnetic and diamagnetic anisotropy in a postmortem chimpanzee brain

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By Jingjia Chen, Jenny Jaffe, Tobias Gräßle, Carsten Jäger, Catherine Crockford, Roman M. Wittig, Harald E. Möller, Chunlei Liu, Dimitrios G. Gkotsoulias, Zoro B. Goné Bi
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Abstract Magnetic susceptibility in brain white matter is anisotropic because of the ordered arrangement of myelin lipids, whereas paramagnetic iron is generally not considered a source of susceptibility anisotropy. Whether spatially organized paramagnetic sources also contribute to tissue-level susceptibility anisotropy remains unclear.
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