Frequency variation of a pattern-flash visual stimulus during PET differentially activates brain from striate through frontal cortex.

M J Mentis; G E Alexander; C L Grady; B Horwitz; J Krasuski; P Pietrini; T Strassburger; H Hampel; M B Schapiro; S I Rapoport

doi:10.1006/nimg.1997.0256

Frequency variation of a pattern-flash visual stimulus during PET differentially activates brain from striate through frontal cortex.

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Frequency variation of a pattern-flash visual stimulus during PET differentially activates brain from striate through frontal cortex.

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