Context-dependent architecture of brain state dynamics is explained by white matter connectivity and theories of network control
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Russell T. Shinohara | Jason Z. Kim | Danielle S. Bassett | Graham L. Baum | David R. Roalf | Tyler M. Moore | Kosha Ruparel | Ruben C. Gur | Raquel E. Gur | Theodore D. Satterthwaite | Richard F. Betzel | Arian Ashourvan | Xiaosong He | Eli J. Cornblath | Rastko Ciric | Eli J. Cornblath | Jason Z. Kim | D. Bassett | R. Betzel | R. Gur | R. Gur | R. Ciric | T. Moore | D. Roalf | K. Ruparel | R. Shinohara | T. Satterthwaite | Xiaosong He | Arian Ashourvan | E. Cornblath | A. Ashourvan
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