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Altered self-referential network in resting-state amnestic type mild cognitive impairment.

Feng Bai | Yongmei Shi | Yonggui Yuan | Yi Wang | Chunxian Yue | Yuhuan Teng | Di Wu | Zhengsheng Zhang | Jianping Jia | Zhijun Zhang
Cortex; a journal devoted to the study of the nervous system and behavior | 2012

Impaired capacity for self-reference has been observed in amnestic mild cognitive impairment (aMCI) subjects who are thought to be the likely to develop into clinical Alzheimer's disease (AD). The altered pattern of self-referencing network (SRN) is not yet well understood in aMCI subjects particularly in resting state, and little is known about the relationship between SRN and other resting-state networks in aMCI subjects.

Pubmed ID: 21444068

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