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Human sensorimotor beta event characteristics and aperiodic signal are highly heritable

2023-02-12

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Individuals’ phenotypes, including the brain’s structure and function, are largely determined by genes and their interplay. The resting brain generates salient rhythmic patterns which can be characterized non-invasively using functional neuroimaging such as magnetoencephalography (MEG). One of these rhythms, the somatomotor (‘rolandic’) beta rhythm, shows intermittent high amplitude ‘events’ which predict behavior...

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01bea0f2-fffc-5e76-a42a-a2d7e6dcbd23
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10.1101/2023.02.10.527950
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