https://www.na-mic.org/w/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=File%3ASalatneuroimage09fig1.pngFile:Salatneuroimage09fig1.png - Revision history2026-08-07T00:03:50ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.33.0https://www.na-mic.org/w/index.php?title=File:Salatneuroimage09fig1.png&diff=44091&oldid=prevMelonakos: Fig. 1. Tissue sampling method. A. Gray matter was sampled 35% through the total cortical thickness (blue surface; between 1 and 2 mm normal to the gray/white border (orange surface)), and white matter was sampled at a constant distance of 1 mm (green sur2009-10-20T17:56:21Z<p>Fig. 1. Tissue sampling method. A. Gray matter was sampled 35% through the total cortical thickness (blue surface; between 1 and 2 mm normal to the gray/white border (orange surface)), and white matter was sampled at a constant distance of 1 mm (green sur</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Fig. 1. Tissue sampling method. A. Gray matter was sampled 35% through the total cortical thickness (blue surface; between 1 and 2 mm normal to the gray/white border (orange surface)), and white matter was sampled at a constant distance of 1 mm (green surface). This conservative sampling procedure assured that most measures were obtained from neighboring voxels, or voxels separated by one to two voxels in between. B. An example of an older adult with low contrast (left) and an older adult with high contrast (right) in the same region. C. Mean maps of signal intensities and GWR in young adults demonstrate the variation in these measures across the surface of the cortex.</div>Melonakos