Common variants contribute to intrinsic human brain functional networks
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Weili Lin | Hongtu Zhu | Yun Li | J. Stein | Stephen M. Smith | N. Matoba | M. Hauberg | J. Fullard | J. Bendl | Bingxin Zhao | P. Roussos | T. Luo | Tengfei Li | Y. Shan | Xifeng Wang | Ziliang Zhu | Yue Yang | D. Xiong | Quan Sun | Yue Yang | Yuchen Yang
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