Latencies in fMRI time‐series: effect of slice acquisition order and perception
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D Le Bihan | P F Van de Moortele | B Cerf | E Lobel | A L Paradis | A Faurion | D. Le Bihan | A. Paradis | Pierre‐Francois Van de Moortele | Barbara Cerf | Elie Lobel | Annick Faurion
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