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Functional resting-state brain connectivity is accompanied by dynamic correlations of application-dependent [
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Abstract
Brain function is characterized by a convolution of various biochemical and physiological processes, raising the interest whether resting-state functional connectivity derived from hemodynamic scales shows underlying metabolic synchronies. Increasing evidence suggests that metabolic connectivity based on glucose consumption associated PET recordings may serve as a marker of cognitive functions and neuropathologies. However, to what extent fMRI-derived resting-state brain connectivity can also be characterized based on dynamic fluctuations of glucose metabolism and how metabolic connectivity is influenced by [
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