Dorsal and ventral cortices are coupled by cross-frequency interactions during working memory
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Ole Jensen | Jan-Mathijs Schoffelen | Tzvetan Popov | J. Schoffelen | O. Jensen | T. Popov | Tzvetan Popov
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