Details of MRI data acquisition are as described in our previous work.2 (link) Briefly, T1-weighted (field of view=25.6 cm, 140 axial slices with slices thickness=1 mm, no gap) anatomic and resting-state functional (30 axial slices, TR=2 s, field of view=24 cm, 200 volumes) datasets were acquired on a 1.5 T MRI scanner (GE Medical Systems, Milwaukee, WI, USA) using a standard GE whole-head coil. Each subject was laid supine, with the head in a neutral position and fixed comfortably by a belt and foam pads during the test.
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Resting-state fMRI Acquisition on 1.5T MRI
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independent variables
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- T1-weighted anatomic dataset
- Resting-state functional dataset
- Field of view (25.6 cm for T1-weighted, 24 cm for resting-state functional)
- Slice thickness (1 mm for T1-weighted, 30 axial slices for resting-state functional)
- Repetition time (TR = 2 s for resting-state functional)
- Number of volumes (200 for resting-state functional)
- MRI scanner (1.5T GE Medical Systems)
- Head position (laid supine, neutral position, fixed comfortably)
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