… of this anticorrelated activity pattern with age and pathology are … reduced anticorrelated
activity between Default Mode Network and Dorsal Attention Network is part of the normal aging …

… in multiple resting-state networks over 4 years of aging in cognitively normal older adults. …
Therefore, we have common findings of reduced functional connectivity over time within the …

… For the sake of completeness, we additionally tested for other effects opposite to these
hypothesized effects of age on RSFC, ie, decreased RSFC in the task-positive RS networks and …

… identified resting state network (RSN) is the default mode network (DMN), which is a set
of different brain regions with decreased activity during several tasks but increased activity …

… in resting-state brain activity, in addition to reduction in connectivity within networks.
Furthermore, these 2 effects of age might have an opposite relationship with cognitive function; …

… between brain regions, leading to aberrant task activations. We apply this activity flow model
in a large sample of clinically normal older adults, which was segregated into healthy (low-…

… Participants were scanned during 6 different sessions with resting state functional magnetic
… Normal aging was characterized by widespread decreases in connectivity with multiple brain …

… to maintain cognitive functions as stable as possible (eg scaffolding theory of aging [65],
hemispheric asymmetry reduction in older adults [11] or posterior-to-anterior shift in …

… aging features. This article focuses on revealing the effects of aging on the time-varying FC
of the brain in the resting state. … in the brain and decreased modularization in the aging brain. …

… Age-related changes in resting state functional connectivity are thought to reflect … resting-state
network. And most RS-fMRI studies report reduced DMN connectivity in normally aging, …