A consistent relationship between local white matter architecture and functional specialisation in medial frontal cortex
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Mark Jenkinson | Timothy Edward John Behrens | Matthew D. Robson | Stephen M. Smith | Heidi Johansen-Berg | M. Jenkinson | H. Johansen-Berg | M. Robson | Stephen M. Smith
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