FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2314682713> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2314682713 abstract "Imaging connectomics based on graph theory has become an effective and unique methodological framework for studying structural and functional connectivity patterns of the developing brain. Normal brain development is characterized by continuous and significant network evolution throughout infancy, childhood, and adolescence, following specific maturational patterns. Disruption of these normal changes is associated with neuropsychiatric developmental disorders, such as autism spectrum disorders or attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. In this review, we focused on the recent progresses regarding typical and atypical development of human brain networks from birth to early adulthood, using a connectomic approach. Specifically, by the time of birth, structural networks already exhibit adult-like organization, with global efficient small-world and modular structures, as well as hub regions and rich-clubs acting as communication backbones. During development, the structure networks are fine-tuned, with increased global integration and robustness and decreased local segregation, as well as the strengthening of the hubs. In parallel, functional networks undergo more dramatic changes during maturation, with both increased integration and segregation during development, as brain hubs shift from primary regions to high order functioning regions, and the organization of modules transitions from a local anatomical emphasis to a more distributed architecture. These findings suggest that structural networks develop earlier than functional networks; meanwhile functional networks demonstrate more dramatic maturational changes with the evolution of structural networks serving as the anatomical backbone. In this review, we also highlighted topologically disorganized characteristics in structural and functional brain networks in several major developmental neuropsychiatric disorders (e.g., autism spectrum disorders, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder and developmental dyslexia). Collectively, we showed that delineation of the brain network from a connectomics perspective offers a unique and refreshing view of both normal development and neuropsychiatric disorders." @default.
• W2314682713 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2314682713 creator A5003616974 @default.
• W2314682713 creator A5035313775 @default.
• W2314682713 creator A5037548250 @default.
• W2314682713 creator A5055023904 @default.
• W2314682713 creator A5066640889 @default.
• W2314682713 date "2016-03-31" @default.
• W2314682713 modified "2023-10-17" @default.
• W2314682713 title "Toward Developmental Connectomics of the Human Brain" @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1524688107 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1537939246 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1587698431 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1636800622 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1641176642 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1714025407 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1846213163 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1896089105 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1918284089 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1924326075 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1928362823 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1964724088 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1965183327 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1970597681 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1971937094 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1972412818 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1974508089 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1974764791 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1976623182 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1978675410 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1983485726 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1987924998 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1989523430 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1989540416 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1990574575 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1991771709 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1995722549 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1996474046 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1996630013 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1996954170 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1997403846 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W1999653836 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2000133863 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2002205771 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2003321630 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2004056475 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2005476331 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2006283047 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2006739596 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2008398629 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2008607322 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2009494091 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2009726930 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2012559638 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2014529756 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2015252549 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2017630560 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2019123244 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2021077818 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2022671987 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2024729467 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2025832022 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2026622593 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2027830784 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2028401608 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2030780711 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2031364936 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2034963983 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2036528467 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2036785860 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2038261889 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2039144322 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2039448553 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2041684398 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2042981671 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2045279070 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2046630687 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2049130783 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2057607467 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2058059437 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2060464767 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2063404606 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2063751901 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2064289067 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2066073124 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2067219344 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2078204079 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2080566039 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2082502102 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2082813604 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2084994226 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2085081755 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2086568497 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2086686257 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2088886113 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2089331305 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2089829955 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2090495290 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2092655084 @default.
• W2314682713 cites W2093597642 @default.

• next