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Neurite density but not myelination of specific fiber tracts links polygenic scores to general intelligence

2025-01-15

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White matter is fundamental for efficient and accurate information transfer throughout the human brain and thus crucial for intelligence. Previous studies often demonstrated associations between fractional anisotropy (FA) as a metric of white matter “microstructural integrity” and intelligence, but it is still unclear, whether this relation is due to greater axon density, parallel, homogenous fiber orientation dis...

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5d7c5503-36ec-57bf-b857-4d37376d951e
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10.1101/2025.01.15.633108
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