MR-based age-related effects on the striatum, globus pallidus, and thalamus in healthy individuals across the adult lifespan.

After permutation testing, the AIC‐determined quadratic age relationships remained significant for the globus pallidus and thalamus bilaterally (left globus pallidus: p = .0133; right globus pallidus: p = .0201; left thalamus: p = .0026; right thalamus: p = .0058); however, for the striatum, while the left striatum demonstrates a trend toward significance (left striatum: p = .0702), the right striatum is no longer significant after permuting the model (right striatum: p = .166). 3.4.

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After permutation testing, the left and the right striatum were no longer significant after permuting the model (left: p = .11; right: p = .35), whereas previously the left striatum was trending toward significance (p = .0702).

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