Aging modulates fronto-temporal cortical interactions during lexical production. A dynamic causal modeling study
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A. Krainik | M. Baciu | C. Peyrin | E. Hoyau | A. Roux-Sibilon | N. Boudiaf | C. Pichat | É. Cousin | A. Jaillard | E. Cousin | Monica Baciu | Alexandre Krainik | Carole Peyrin
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