0121 Quantitative Anisotropy Within The Default-mode Network Predicts Mood Degradation Following Sle...
0121 Quantitative Anisotropy Within The Default-mode Network Predicts Mood Degradation Following Sleep-deprivation
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Westchester: Oxford University Press
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Introduction Sleep deprivation (SD) adversely affects cognition and mood, but some individuals show a trait-like resistance to these effects. The default mode network (DMN), in particular, appears to play a key role in emotional regulation. We hypothesized that individuals with greater white-matter quantitative anisotropy (QA), i.e., greater compac...
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0121 Quantitative Anisotropy Within The Default-mode Network Predicts Mood Degradation Following Sleep-deprivation
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0161-8105
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1550-9109
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10.1093/sleep/zsz067.120
