Individual differences in letter-number sequencing and dopamine D2R (FLB457)

Contributed by mcablab on April 17, 2018

Collection: Aging, Dopamine D2 Receptors, and Cognition

Description: Results of regression analysis examining the association between individual differences in working memory as measured with the letter-number sequencing test and individual differences in dopamine D2 receptor availability as measured with PET and the radioligand [11C]FLB 457 controlling for age in an adult life-span sample of healthy humans. Regression analysis included the continuous cognitive score (letter-number sequencing) and age as continuous independent variables with dopamine D2-like binding potential as the dependent variable. Data collected at Yale University in the Samanez-Larkin lab.

Tags: dopamine aging letter-number sequencing

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