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A robust voice-selective response in the human brain as revealed by electrophysiological recordings and fast periodic auditory stimulation

2021-03-13

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Voices are arguably among the most relevant sounds in humans’ everyday life, and several studies have suggested the existence of voice-selective regions in the human brain. Despite two decades of research, defining the human brain regions supporting voice recognition remains challenging. Moreover, whether neural selectivity to voices is merely driven by acoustic properties specific to human voices (e.g. spectrogra...

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Literature Corpus work: 0dfca28f-48e1-5bcc-ad04-5840375f7f44
DOI: 10.1101/2021.03.13.435142

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