Quantitative values of ten MR parameters in twelve representative Brain regions: Cerebral-white-matter (WM), caudate nucleus (CN), putamen, pallidum (i.e., the globus pallidus), corpus callosum (CC), thalamus, ventral diencephalon (ventral DC), accumbens area (i.e., nucleus accumbens), amygdala, hippocampus, insular cortex, and cortex-all (i.e., all cortical structures).

Values are presented for each qMRI map and brain ROI, across the 28 volunteers. The columns represent: mean ± SD of the number of voxels, mean ± SD of quantitative value (SD represents the inter-subject variability), and the average SD within the ROI (SD represents the intra-ROI variability). Coefficient of variation (CV) across volunteers was calculated by dividing the SD with the mean for both number of voxels and qMRI value. The mean ± SD number of voxels can be translated into volume in cubic millimeters of each ROI, by multiplying these values by the voxel volume of each quantitative map (see Table 1). Due to the different datasets used for segmentation, (i.e., synthetic T1w and MP2RAGE images), mrQ related results (namely, T1, WF and MTVF maps) are highlighted in grey.