Should Maxnet Cognition ebable large-scale studies of (endo)phenotypes based on 
resting state fMRI or activation fMRI; and if yes, how?

Villringer, Arno

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Should Maxnet Cognition ebable large-scale studies of (endo)phenotypes based on resting state fMRI or activation fMRI; and if yes, how?

Villringer, A. (2009). Should Maxnet Cognition ebable large-scale studies of (endo)phenotypes based on resting state fMRI or activation fMRI; and if yes, how?. Talk presented at Maxnet Cognition "Workshop Genetics and Cognition". Harnack House, Berlin, Germany. 2009-03-10 - 2009-03-11.

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Villringer, Arno¹, Author

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1Department Neurology, MPI for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Max Planck Society, ou_634549

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Title: Maxnet Cognition "Workshop Genetics and Cognition"

Place of Event: Harnack House, Berlin, Germany

Start-/End Date: 2009-03-10 - 2009-03-11

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