Supplementary Materials
This PDF file includes:
- Materials and Methods
- Fig. S1. Significant DC differences between ASD and TD observed in the EU-AIMS LEAP dataset with and without control for motion in the group comparisons.
- Fig. S2. Connectivity indices computed based on the identified DC alterations.
- Fig. S3. Correlations between the initial DC findings and derived connectivity indices showing the largest effect sizes for differentiation between ASD and TD.
- Fig. S4. Plots of comorbidity status versus DC and hyper- and hypoconnectivity indices from ABIDE II cohort.
- Table S1. Mean motion in ASD and TD.
- Table S2. Results of analyses of variance testing for age category–by–diagnosis and sex-by-diagnosis interactions on the hyper- and hypoconnectivity indices.
- Table S3. Effects of medication on functional connectivity measures.
- Table S4. Contingency table of psychiatric comorbidity versus current medication status in ASD from ABIDE II.
- Table S5. Outcomes of EU-AIMS LEAP GLM analysis using ASD indices to predict clinical scores.
- Table S6. Age characteristics of the ADI and VABS subpopulations used for correlation with clinical scales.
- Table S7. Volumetric comparisons between ASD and TD in the EU-AIMS LEAP cohort.
- Table S8. Associations between structural and functional connectivity measures in the EU-AIMS LEAP cohort.
- Table S9. Additional clinical characteristics of the EU-AIMS LEAP population.
- Table S10. Additional clinical characteristics of the ABIDE I population.
- Table S11. Additional clinical characteristics of the ABIDE II population.
- Table S12. Summary of scanning parameters for each participating site in the EU-AIMS LEAP consortium.
- Table S13. Summary of scanning parameters for each participating site in the ABIDE I cohort.
- Table S14. Summary of scanning parameters for each participating site in the ABIDE II cohort.
- Table S15. Summary of scanning parameters used in the InFoR cohort.
- References (60, 61)
