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How are fMRI and DWI scans different?
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Both are 4D epi scans, however, fMRI measures changes through time, whereas dwi captures differences in the angle of water movement in the tissue. fMRI is used to track activity in the brain, whereas dwi is used to identify and characterize white matter tracts.
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fMRI measures changes over time

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  • 33
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  • 63
    lessons
  • 8
    adaptive reviews
Week 1 Due Fri, Jan 12
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  • Week 2 Due Tues, Jan 16
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  • Week 3 Due Tues, Jan 23
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  • Week 4 Due Tues, Jan 30
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  • Week 6 Due Tues, Feb 13
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  • Week 7 Due Tues, Feb 20
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  • Week 8 Due Tues, Feb 27
  • Week 8 Due Fri, March 1
  • Week 9 Due Tues, March 12
  • Week 9 Due Fri, March 15
  • Week 10 Due Tues, March 19
  • Week 10 Due Fri, March 22
  • Week 11 Due Tues, March 26
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  • Week 12 Due Tues, April 2
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  • Week 13 Due Tues, April 9
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  • Week 15 Due Tues, April 23
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