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Layer-specific fMRI responses to excitatory and inhibitory neuronal activities in the olfactory bulb

Poplawsky et al., 2015

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28875765984801486
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Poplawsky A
Fukuda M
Murphy M
Kim S
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Journal of Neuroscience

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High-resolution functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) detects localized neuronal activity via the hemodynamic response, but it is unclear whether it accurately identifies neuronal activity specific to individual layers. To address this issue, we preferentially evoked …
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