Zvart Abaryan

The paper assesses sex differences in white matter microstructure during development using diffusion MRI models and finds the TDF model is most sensitive in detecting these differences.

The paper examines sex differences in white matter microstructure in children using DTI and RSI metrics, finding significant and replicable differences across brain regions.

This study examines age and sex effects on white matter microstructure in 15,628 older adults using dMRI models, finding that advanced models like TDF and NODDI detect these effects most sensitively.

This study examines how exogenous sex hormones affect white matter aging in postmenopausal women using diffusion MRI data from the UK Biobank, finding steeper aging trajectories in hormone therapy users.

The paper creates normative percentile charts for subcortical brain volumes across adulthood and examines age-by-sex interactions and associations with APOE genotype in a large UK Biobank sample.