Distributed Patterns of Functional Connectivity Predict Working Memory Performance in Novel Healthy and Memory-impaired Individuals
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Dustin Scheinost | Marvin M. Chun | R. Todd Constable | Siyuan Gao | Monica D. Rosenberg | Kwangsun Yoo | Duk L. Na | Abigail S. Greene | Emily W. Avery | M. Chun | D. Scheinost | M. Rosenberg | R. Constable | D. Na | K. Yoo | Siyuan Gao | A. Greene
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