Can gray matter loss in early adolescence be explained by white matter growth?

Hum Brain Mapp · 2024 · PMC11193093

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Note that all regional changes in WM volume in Figure 2a,b are highly significant ( p < .0001) except for the frontal pole (no change at p < .05 from 9 to 11 years; decrease at p = .0058 from 11 to 13 years).

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