Neural response to specific components of fearful faces in healthy and schizophrenic adults
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Nicolette Marshall | Colm McDonald | Natalia S. Lawrence | Michael J. Brammer | Wissam El-Hage | Joaquim Radua | Mary L. Phillips | Simon A. Surguladze | Vincent Giampietro | Anthony S. David | Tamara Russell | Sridevi Kalidindi | M. Phillips | A. David | M. Brammer | V. Giampietro | S. Surguladze | T. Russell | S. Kalidindi | C. Mcdonald | N. Marshall | J. Raduà | N. Lawrence | W. El-Hage
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