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Study: Position coding in spatial working memory
Figure S2B. Dense whole-brain delay activity during individual task conditions.
Study: Position coding in spatial working memory
Figure S3. Average delay activity during individual task conditions based on analysis of parcellated data.
Study: Position coding in spatial working memory
Figure S5. Functional connectivity within the spatial working memory network during the delay period for each task condition in Experiment I.
Study: Position coding in spatial working memory
Figure 3. Differences in the delay activity between task conditions thought to promote either retrospective sensory or prospective motor coding, respectively.
Study: Position coding in spatial working memory
Figure 4. Differences in early and late phases of the delay activity between task conditions thought to promote either retrospective sensory or prospective motor coding, respectively.
Study: Position coding in spatial working memory
Figure 5A. ROIs used in functional connectivity analysis.
Study: Position coding in spatial working memory
Figure S4. Consistency of delay-related differences across different task conditions and experiments.
Study: Position coding in spatial working memory
Figure 2. Significant delay-related responses.
Study: Extending the Human Connectome Project across ages: Imaging protocols for the Lifespan Development and Aging projects
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Study: Cortical-subcortical functional networks
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Study: Cortical-subcortical functional networks
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Study: Cortical-subcortical functional networks
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Study: Cortical-subcortical functional networks
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Study: Cortical-subcortical functional networks
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Study: Cortical-subcortical functional networks
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Study: Cortical-subcortical functional networks
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Study: Cortical-subcortical functional networks
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Study: Cortical-subcortical functional networks
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Study: Cerebral Cortical Folding, Parcellation, and Connectivity
Figure 5C. Human resting-state networks and functional connectivity matrix
Study: Evaluating functional brain organization in individuals and identifying contributions to network overlap
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Study: Evaluating functional brain organization in individuals and identifying contributions to network overlap
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Study: Evaluating functional brain organization in individuals and identifying contributions to network overlap
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Study: HCP-D T1w/T2w Development
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Study: HCP-D T1w/T2w Development
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Study: HCP-D T1w/T2w Development
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Study: HCP-D T1w/T2w Development
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Study: HCP-D T1w/T2w Development
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Study: Connectome Workbench v1.5 Tutorial
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9. Parcellation Borders displayed with parcellation labels on R440 surfaces
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2. Individual vs Group Avg surfaces and volumes
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1. Individual surfaces and volumes
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Dynamic Connectivity
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Dynamic Lines Chart
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Matrix Chart
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10. Foci displayed on R440 surfaces
Study: Connectome Workbench v1.5 Tutorial
Histogram Chart
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Lines Chart
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Manual Tile Tabs Layout
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3. Individual vs Group Avg Myelin Maps on R440 Surfaces