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. 2018 May 18;12:327. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2018.00327

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Copyright © 2018 Sandini, Zöller, Scariati, Padula, Schneider, Schaer, Van De Ville and Eliez.

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Correlation of structural covariance and internalizing psychopathology in 22q11DS. (A) Developmental trajectories of internalizing symptoms as quantified from the CBCL/ABCL subscale. Measures obtained from the two instruments are separately z-scored prior to being merged. (A1) Mixed models linear regression approach (A2) Sliding Window Approach. (B) Correlation of internalizing psychopathology and network architecture before accounting for the effect of age (B1) MCS, (B2) MCC, (B3) MCS. (C) Correlation of internalizing psychopathology and network architecture after accounting for the effect of age (C1) MCS, (C2) MCC, (C3) MCS. (D) Correlation of structural covariance local connectivity strength and internalizing psychopathology (D1) Before accounting for the effect of age (D2) After accounting for the effect of age.