Decreased amygdala functional connectivity in adolescents with autism: A resting-state fMRI study
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Huafu Chen | Heng Chen | Junjie Zheng | Xujun Duan | Zhiliang Long | Xiaonan Guo | Rong Li | Huafu Chen | Zhiliang Long | Xujun Duan | Heng Chen | Youxue Zhang | Xiaonan Guo | Yifeng Wang | Rong Li | Junjie Zheng | Yifeng Wang | Youxue Zhang
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