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Long-range phase synchronization of high-gamma activity in human cortex

2018-10-15

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Inter-areal synchronization of neuronal oscillations below 100 Hz is ubiquitous in cortical circuitry and thought to regulate neuronal communication. In contrast, faster activities are generally considered to be exclusively local-circuit phenomena. We show with human intracerebral recordings that 100–300 Hz high-gamma activity (HGA) may be synchronized between widely distributed regions. HGA synchronization was no...

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25a8f3a0-12a8-53f3-b6fd-b6f9865b0dca
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10.1101/442251
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