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. 2024 May 30;18:1391191. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2024.1391191

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Between-group differences in GCA of connectivity from the whole brain to ROIs (y to x) (FDR-corrected, cluster level p < 0.005). The color scale on the right represents higher GCA values in the warmer colors and lower ALFF values in the cooler colors. Sagittal (left image), coronal (middle image), and axial (right image) views of the brain show decreased GCA in the rCbeCru1 and lCG (blue) and increased GCA in rGP (red). R, right; L, left; P, posterior; A, anterior; ASD, autism spectrum disorder; and TD, typically developing; GCA, Granger Causality Analysis; rGP, right globus pallidus; rCbeCru1, right cerebellar Crus1 area; lCG, left cingulate gyrus.