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    Dissociation of neural correlates of verbal and non-verbal visual working memory with different delays

    Dissociation of neural correlates of verbal and non-verbal visual working memory with different delays by Rothmayr, Christoph, Baumann, Oliver, Endestad, Tor, Rutschmann, Roland M, Magnussen, Svein, Greenlee, Mark W

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    Event-related fMRI responses in the human frontal eye fields in a randomized pro- and antisaccade task

    Event-related fMRI responses in the human frontal eye fields in a randomized pro- and antisaccade task by CORNELISSEN, Frans W, KIMMIG, Hubert, SCHIRA, Mark, RUTSCHMANN, Roland M, MAGUIRE, R. Paul, BROERSE, Annelies, DEN BOER, Johan A, GREENLEE, Mark W

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    Effects of nonspatial selective and divided visual attention on fMRI BOLD responses

    Effects of nonspatial selective and divided visual attention on fMRI BOLD responses by WEERDA, Riklef, VALLINES, Ignacio, THOMAS, James P, RUTSCHMANN, Roland M, GREENLEE, Mark W

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    Brain activation during dichoptic presentation of optic flow stimuli

    Brain activation during dichoptic presentation of optic flow stimuli by RUTSCHMANN, Roland M, SCHRAUF, Michael, GREENLEE, Mark W

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    Functional magnetic resonance imaging evidence for binocular interactions in human visual cortex

    Functional magnetic resonance imaging evidence for binocular interactions in human visual cortex by BÜCHERT, M, GREENLEE, M. W, RUTSCHMANN, Roland M, KRAEMER, F. M, FENG LUO, HENNIG, J

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    Retrieval from Episodic Memory: Neural Mechanisms of Interference Resolution

    Retrieval from Episodic Memory: Neural Mechanisms of Interference Resolution by Wimber, Maria, Rutschmann, Roland Marcus, Greenlee, Mark W., Bäuml, Karl-Heinz

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    Neural Indicators of Inference Processes in Text Comprehension: An Event-related Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Study

    Neural Indicators of Inference Processes in Text Comprehension: An Event-related Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Study by Friese, Uwe, Rutschmann, Roland, Raabe, Markus, Schmalhofer, Franz

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    Neuronal correlates of symptom formation in functional somatic syndromes: A fMRI study

    Neuronal correlates of symptom formation in functional somatic syndromes: A fMRI study by Landgrebe, Michael, Barta, Winfried, Rosengarth, Katharina, Frick, Ulrich, Hauser, Simone, Langguth, Berthold, Rutschmann, Roland, Greenlee, Mark W., Hajak, Goeran, Eichhammer, Peter

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    Premotor Cortex Is Sensitive to Auditory–Visual Congruence for Biological Motion

    Premotor Cortex Is Sensitive to Auditory–Visual Congruence for Biological Motion by Wuerger, Sophie M., Parkes, Laura, Lewis, Penelope A., Crocker-Buque, Alex, Rutschmann, Roland, Meyer, Georg F.

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    Event-related fMRI of saccadic response inhibition

    Event-related fMRI of saccadic response inhibition by Greenlee, M. W, Oezyurt, J., Rutschmann, R. M, Vallines, I.

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    Perisaccadic V1 activity is not due to shifting visuo-spatial attention

    Perisaccadic V1 activity is not due to shifting visuo-spatial attention by Vallines, I., Bodis-Wollner, I., Oezyurt, J., Rutschmann, R. M., Greenlee, M. W.

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