Mark Mikkelsen

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Assistant Professor of Neuroimaging in Radiology

Weill Cornell Medicine

United States

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Mark Mikkelsen is an Assistant Professor of Neuroimaging in Radiology at Weill Cornell Medicine, USA. His research primarily focuses on neurometabolites and their role in cognitive function and motor learning, as evidenced by his recent publications. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of brain imaging data structures and the application of magnetic resonance spectroscopy in neurological studies.

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Optimized Multi-Metabolite Edited MRS at 3T

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Close Date: 2022-07-01

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Gabriella Rossetti

Lecturer in Human Neuroscience

Manchester Metropolitan University

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Modulation of neurometabolites in sensory processing brain areas during motor learning

Noise decorrelation coil combination optimizes SNR of edited 1H MRS data

The Past, Present, and Future of the Brain Imaging Data Structure (BIDS)

Neural correlates of transfer of learning in motor coordination tasks: role of inhibitory and excitatory neurometabolites

Baseline GABA+ levels in areas associated with sensorimotor control predict initial and long‐term motor learning progress

MRS study on the correlation between frontal GABA+/Glx ratio and abnormal cognitive function in medication-naive patients with narcolepsy

A comprehensive guide to MEGA-PRESS for GABA measurement.

The Trajectory of Prefrontal GABA levels in Initially Antipsychotic-Naïve Patients with Psychosis during Two Years Treatment and associations with Striatal Cerebral Blood Flow and Outcome

Hypoxia alters posterior cingulate cortex metabolism during a memory task: A 1H fMRS study

NIfTI-MRS: A standard data format for magnetic resonance spectroscopy.

Comparison of seven modelling algorithms for γ‐aminobutyric acid–edited proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy

Gamma‐aminobutyric acid (GABA) levels in the midcingulate cortex and clozapine response in patients with treatment‐resistant schizophrenia: A proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy ( <sup>1</sup> H‐MRS) study

The macromolecular MR spectrum does not change with healthy aging

Regional Differences in Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid and Glutamate Concentrations in the Healthy Newborn Brain

Frequency and phase correction of J‐difference edited MR spectra using deep learning

In Vivo Brain Glutathione is Higher in Older Age and Correlates with Mobility

Comparison of methods for spectral alignment and signal modelling of GABA-edited MR spectroscopy data

Age-related GABAergic differences in the primary sensorimotor cortex: A multimodal approach combining PET, MRS and TMS

Collaborators (19)

Gabriella Rossetti

uzay emir

Martin Wilson

Paul Mullins

Sofie Tapper

In-Young Choi

William T Clarke

Sheryl Foster

Alexander R Craven

Luca Pollonini

Dante Mantini

Georg Oeltzschner

Sudeepta Basu

David Lythgoe

Alejandro de la Vega

Wolfgang Bogner

Ulrike Dydak

Trudy Rebbeck

Pravat Mandal

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