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Can the causal role of brain oscillations be studied through rhythmic brain stimulation?

2021-06-17

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Many studies have investigated the causal relevance of brain-oscillations using rhythmic stimulation, either through direct-brain or sensory stimulation. Yet, how intrinsic rhythms interact with the externally generated rhythm is largely unknown. We either presented a flickered (60 Hz) visual grating or its correspondent unflickered stimulus in a psychophysical change-detection-task during simultaneous MEG-recordi...

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ac7422a6-7b9a-5239-96a7-ab996305820f
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10.1101/2021.06.17.448493
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