Aberrant perfusion and its connectivity within default mode network of first-episode drug-naïve schizophrenia patients and their unaffected first-degree relatives
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Long-Biao Cui | Liu-Xian Wang | Fan Guo | Yi-Bin Xi | Ping Tian | Long-Biao Cui | Yi-bin Xi | H. Yin | Huaning Wang | Ziliang Xu | Liu-Xian Wang | Lin Liu | Fan Guo | Ping Tian | Hua Wang | Chen Li | Hong Yin | Chen Li | Yu-Jing Wu | Hua-Ning Wang | Hong He | Min Cai | Pengli Qiao | Hong He | Wen-jun Wu | Lin Liu | Yu-Jing Wu | Min Cai | Peng-Gang Qiao | Zi-Liang Xu | Wen-Jun Wu | H. He
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