Impaired Gamma-Band Activity during Perceptual Organization in Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders: Evidence for Dysfunctional Network Activity in Frontal-Posterior Cortices
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W. Singer | S. Bölte | C. Freitag | F. Poustka | M. Wibral | P. Uhlhaas | Limin Sun | S. Schlitt | Tahmine Tozman | C. Grützner
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