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467. White Matter Sex Differences During Typical Brain Development Assessed With NODDI Microstructure Measures

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By Katherine Lawrence, Sebastian M Benavidez, Gaon S Kim, Zvart Abaryan
| Biological Psychiatry Verified
Many adolescent-onset neuropsychiatric conditions exhibit sex differences clinically and are associated with altered white matter microstructure. Typical white matter sex differences are well-established in adulthood, but our understanding of such sex differences during development is still limited.
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Sex Differences in the Brain's White Matter Microstructure during Development assessed using Advanced Diffusion MRI Models

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By Zvart Abaryan, Emily Laltoo, Sebastian M Benavidez, Gaon S Kim
| BioRxiv
Abstract Typical sex differences in white matter (WM) microstructure during development are incompletely understood. Here we evaluated sex differences in WM microstructure during typical brain development using a sample of neurotypical individuals across a wide developmental age (N=239, aged 5-22 years).
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Exogenous Sex Hormone Effects on Brain Microstructure in Women: A Diffusion MRI Study in the UK Biobank

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By Leila Nabulsi, Katherine Lawrence, Vigneshwaran Santhalingam, Zvart Abaryan
| BioRxiv
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