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Early and Late Components of EEG Delay Activity Correlate Differently with Scene Working Memory Performance

2017-05-29

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Sustained and elevated activity during the working memory delay period has long been considered the primary neural correlate for maintaining information over short time intervals. This idea has recently been reinterpreted in light of findings generated from multiple neural recording modalities and levels of analysis. To further investigate the sustained or transient nature of activity, the temporal-spectral evolut...

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Literature Corpus work: b4cd309e-278a-5068-8485-0959262a0561
DOI: 10.1101/143461

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