Stimulus-Induced and State-Dependent Sustained Gamma Activity Is Tightly Coupled to the Hemodynamic Response in Humans
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Hellmuth Obrig | Jens Steinbrink | Pascal Fries | P. Fries | H. Obrig | J. Steinbrink | S. Koch | P. Werner | Stefan P Koch | Peter Werner
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