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In this image you can see differences between the two groups of gray matter density in the cerebellar subregions. Cool color: decreased gray matter density in depression; Warm color: increased gray matter density in depression. <ref name=”PMIDPMC5516611”><pubmed>PMC5516611</pubmed></ref>. | |||
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In this image you can see differences between the two groups of gray matter density in the cerebellar subregions. Cool color: decreased gray matter density in depression; Warm color: increased gray matter density in depression. [1].
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