Age-associated modulations of cerebral oscillatory patterns related to attention control
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Panteleimon Giannakopoulos | Cristelle Rodriguez | Vicente Ibáñez | Marie-Pierre Deiber | Pascal Missonnier | V. Ibáñez | M. Deiber | P. Missonnier | P. Giannakopoulos | Cristelle Rodriguez
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