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M. Hacker

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Open access Sep 2026

Network-specific metabolic cost of functional connectivity in the human brain

Despite decades of extensive research, the complex architecture underlying human brain signaling remains incompletely understood. Previous work investigating the relationship between brain glucose metabolism and functional connectivity (FC) employed whole-brain analysis, without accounting for network interactions, dep...

Sarah M. Tüchler, P. Falb, C. Milz et al. · 0 citations
Open access Sep 2026

653. Effects of 10Hz transcranial focused ultrasound stimulation at the posterior cingulate cortex on cerebral glucose metabolism – a pilot fPET study

Abstract Background Transcranial focused ultrasound stimulation (TUS) is emerging as a promising method for non-invasive and safe modulation of neuronal activity throughout the human brain [1]. Although several centers worldwide have started to investigate TUS in patient collectives, dosing of sonication parameters rem...

G. Godbersen, M. Lückel, C. Milz et al. · 0 citations
Open access Sep 2026

326. Ketamine-induced changes of cerebral glucose metabolism in healthy humans: evidence from [18F]FDG functional PET

The findings provide metabolic sensitive insight into ketamine’s impact on neuronal function and synchronous, temporally dynamic metabolic changes may contribute to ketamine’s rapid-onset and transient neuropsychological effects.

S. Graf, M. Reed, A. Mayerweg et al. · 0 citations
Open access Sep 2026

606. Resting-state functional connectivity associations with dopamine synthesis

These group-level increases indicate a systematic association between presynaptic dopamine synthesis capacity in the caudate and resting-state DMN organization, extending prior evidence linking dopaminergic midbrain activity and ventral caudate connectivity to the DMN.

A. Mayerweg, M. Reed, M. Murgaš et al. · 0 citations

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