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No evidence for entrainment: endogenous gamma oscillations and rhythmic flicker responses coexist in visual cortex

2020-09-02

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Over the past decades, a plethora of studies have linked cortical gamma oscillations ( ∼ 30-100 Hz) to neuro-computational mechanisms. Their functional relevance, however, is still passionately debated. Here, we asked if endogenous gamma oscillations in the human brain can be entrained by a rhythmic photic drive > 50 Hz. A noninvasive modulation of endogenous brain rhythms allows conclusions about their causal i...

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4a0f62a1-95b6-5333-9451-c0a3c54f696c
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10.1101/2020.09.02.279497
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