Brain white matter imaging and cognitive ageing in the Lothian Birth Cohort of 1936

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. White Matter 100%
2. Brain 75%
3. Intelligence 42%
4. Parturition 41%
5. Aptitude 29%
6. Anisotropy 25%
7. Cognitive Aging 24%
8. Cognition 21%
9. Independent Living 20%
10. Neuroimaging 20%
11. Genome-Wide Association Study 18%
12. Magnetic Resonance Imaging 17%
13. Meta-Analysis 14%
14. Cerebral Small Vessel Diseases 14%
15. Atrophy 11%
16. Electronic Data Processing 11%
17. vascular factor 10%
18. Genetic Loci 10%
19. Gray Matter 10%
20. Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy 10%
21. Diffusion Tensor Imaging 10%
22. Connectome 10%
23. Memory 8%
24. Stroke 8%
25. Cerebral Cortex 8%
26. Genes 8%
27. Basal Ganglia 8%
28. Cognitive Dysfunction 8%
29. DNA Methylation 7%
30. Glymphatic System 7%
31. Allostasis 7%
32. Frontal Lobe 7%
33. Biomarkers 6%
34. Health 6%
35. Epigenomics 6%
36. Diffusion Magnetic Resonance Imaging 6%
37. Neuroticism 6%
38. Multifactorial Inheritance 6%
39. Cohort Studies 5%
40. Alzheimer Disease 5%
41. Dementia 5%
42. Intelligence Tests 5%
43. Phenotype 5%
44. Personality 5%