Coupling of neural activity and BOLD fMRI response: New insights by combination of fMRI and VEP experiments in transition from single events to continuous stimulation
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M Bach | J Hennig | M. Bach | J. Hennig | S. Heinrich | C Janz | S P Heinrich | J Kornmayer | C. Janz | J. Kornmayer
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