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Sex differences in human brain networks in normal and psychiatric populations from the perspective of small-world properties.

Front Psychiatry · 2024 · PMC11376280 · PMID 39238939

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Based on four patterns of altered small-world properties proposed: randomization, regularization, stronger small-worldization, and weaker small-worldization, we found that current results point to a significant trend toward more regularization in normal females and more randomization in normal males in functional brain networks.

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Of the 3 studies using rs-fMRI, 2 studies consistently reported more regularization in females ( 66 , 68 ), 1 study reported more randomization in males ( 68 ), and 1 study reported no significant difference ( 15 ) between mate and female while characterized by a litter greater Eglob in male and a little greater Eloc in female, which showed a trend toward a litter more regularization in females and more randomization in males.

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