Metabolic Trends in Thalamic Development from Infancy to Adulthood Measured Using Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

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absolute activity addition adult adulthood adults appear assessment attempting audience automated beyond biochemical birth brain capable children choline clarifying combined component concentration concentrations confirmed conjunction connections connectivity consistent control controls corp cortex cortical critical crossroads decreased default defined delay demonstration developing development differ diffusion disruption earlier enhances events examined examines female finding form formation fully functional future generally glutamate greater healthy hospital identified identify impaired impairment important included individuals infancy infants integrate integrating known logarithmic looking major majority male maturation measured measuring medial medical metabolic metabolite metabolites mode moreover morphological neonatal neonate neonates network neurologists note noted occur older overall parietal part particularly pediatric period physicists placed plays posterior postnatal processing prone proton quantitative radiology rapidly reason regression related relationship relatively resting revealed role scanner selective significantly software specializing spectroscopy statistical student substantially suggesting summarized table target tensor term thalamus trends understanding version volunteers vulnerable whereas white years young