A comparative study between resting-state fMRI and plasma markers in
subjects with mild cognitive impairment, on residents of Wuxi City,
China.
Abstract
From April 2018 to December 2019, we recruited 31 volunteers with mild
cognitive impairment and 33 volunteers in the healthy control group from
the residents of Wuxi City’s community. Relevant researches on resting
state functional magnetic resonance and human plasma markers were done
respectively; Studies have shown that there are differences in brain
function between the MCI group and the healthy control group, which is
similar to previous studies[1]; It is worth noting that most plasma
markers and cerebrospinal fluid, apolipoprotein gene E have no
significant difference, Most previous studies of the same kind have
shown anomalies[2], and we speculate that this difference may be
related to ethnic or regional differences[3, 4]. Next, we will
expand the sample size to further verify this guess