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Synchronization of sensory gamma oscillations promotes multisensory communication

2019-01-23

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Rhythmic neuronal activity in the gamma range is a signature of active cortical processing and its synchronization across distant sites has been proposed as a fundamental mechanism of network communication. While this has been shown within sensory modalities, we tested whether crosstalk between the senses relies on similar mechanisms. In two consecutive experiments, we used a task in which human participants (male...

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10.1101/523688
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