Disruption of the prefrontal cortex function by rTMS produces a category-specific enhancement of the reaction times during visual object identification
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Maria Pia Viggiano | Nicoletta Berardi | Matteo Feurra | Fabio Giovannelli | Massimo Cincotta | Tommaso Pizzorusso | N. Berardi | G. Zaccara | M. Cincotta | A. Borgheresi | F. Giovannelli | M. Feurra | M. Viggiano | T. Pizzorusso | Alessandra Borgheresi | Gaetano Zaccara
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