论文信息 - Hemodynamic responses can modulate the brain oscillations in low frequency

Hemodynamic responses can modulate the brain oscillations in low frequency

Previous studies have showed that the steady-state responses were able to be used as an effective index for modulating the neural oscillations in the high frequency ranges (> 1 Hz). However, the neural oscillations in low frequency ranges (<1 Hz) remain unknown. In this study, a series of fNIRS experimental tests were conducted to validate if the low frequency bands (0.1 Hz - 0.8 Hz) steady-state hemoglobin responses (SSHbRs) could be evoked and modulate the neural oscillation during a serial reaction time (SRT) task.

Zhen Yuan | Yifeng Wang | Fengmei Lu

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