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Human resting-state electrophysiological networks in the alpha frequency band: Evidence from magnetoencephalographic source imaging

2017-05-25

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In the resting-state, extended regions of the human cortex engage in electrical oscillations within the alpha-frequency band (7–14 Hz) that can be measured outside the head by magnetoencephalography (MEG). Given the accumulating evidence that alpha oscillations play a fundamental role in attentional processing and working memory, it becomes increasingly important to characterize their cortical organization. Event-...

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4a13e09f-613b-5963-b47d-25aaef9ad4ae
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10.1101/142091
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