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Intranasal oxytocin enhances intrinsic corticostriatal functional connectivity in women

2016-08-09

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Oxytocin may influence various human behaviors and the connectivity across subcortical and cortical networks. Previous oxytocin studies are male-biased and often constrained by task-based inferences. Here we investigate the impact of oxytocin on resting state connectivity between subcortical and cortical networks in women. We collected resting state fMRI data on 26 typically-developing women 40 minutes following i...

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7883df9b-ce9c-5255-bf9d-23b34ea54c97
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10.1101/068585
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