Sleep sharpens sensory stimulus coding in human visual cortex after fear conditioning
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Dimitri Van De Ville | Patrik Vuilleumier | Markus Gschwind | Martin Desseilles | Sophie Schwartz | Virginie Sterpenich | Camille Piguet | Leonardo Ceravolo | M. Desseilles | V. Sterpenich | D. Ville | P. Vuilleumier | S. Schwartz | L. Ceravolo | M. Gschwind | C. Piguet
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