Atypical modulation of distant functional connectivity by cognitive state in children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
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Chandan J. Vaidya | William D. Gaillard | C. Vaidya | W. Gaillard | L. Kenworthy | X. You | E. Kuschner | Elgiz Bal | M. Norr | Lauren Kenworthy | Xiaozhen You | Megan Norr | Eric Murphy | Emily S. Kuschner | Elgiz Bal | E. Murphy
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