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, 2006); and modularity Q values, which represent the proportion of within-module edges in the network minus within-module edges calculated from a similar random network ( Newman, 2006). For the calculation of lambda and gamma, we randomized networks by starting with a true network and then performing random double edge swaps with the constraint that these swaps must maintain the connectedness of the network. This algorithm preserved the degree of each node in the true network and was performed with the randmio_und_connected.m script in the Brain Connectivity Toolbox. One hundred of these random networks were calculated for each subject. Lambda and gamma were calculated using the mean MYO10 of the C and L from the random networks. Since modularity Q values can vary based on random differences in module assignments from run to run, Q values were averaged over 100 iterations of the algorithm. All metrics were averaged across 15% to 32% sparsities in 1% increments to generate average values for each metric given the smooth curve across the sparsity range ( Fig.?3). Two sample t-tests were performed on these metrics between subjects at each sparsity level ( Fig.?3C�CH) and for metrics averaged across sparsity levels ( Table?2). To correct for multiple comparisons across the 6 metrics, False Discovery Rate (FDR q?Sorafenib clinical trial between groups ( Fig.?4A). Betweenness centrality measures how often the shortest path goes through a given node while participation coefficients reflect how much a node interacts with nodes in different communities ( Guimer�� et al., 2005) and each roughly corresponds to global metrics of characteristic path length and modularity, respectively. Differences in nodal metrics are shown at more stringent (FDR: q?Doxorubicin on the diffusion-weighted images using eddy_correct in FMRIB's Diffusion Toolbox (FDT), while MCFLIRT was used to quantify mean and maximum relative motion (Table?1), which did not differ between groups. Dtifit was used to fit a diffusion tensor model to the data at each voxel and calculate voxelwise Fractional Anisotropy (FA) values for each subject. Whole brain deterministic tractography was then performed using the fiber assignment by continuous tracking (FACT) algorithm (Mori and van Zijl, 2002) in Diffusion Toolkit (http://trackvis.org/dtk).