Functional connectivity of intrinsic cognitive networks during resting state and task performance in preadolescent children
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YuanYe Ma | Synnöve Carlson | Hai Lin | Maksym Tokariev | Virve Vuontela | Ping Jiang | S. Carlson | Ping Jiang | V. Vuontela | Maksym Tokariev | Yuanye Ma | E. Aronen | Hai Lin | Eeva T Aronen
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