Regular ArticleAltered Processing of Acoustic Stimuli during Sleep: Reduced Auditory Activation and Visual Deactivation Detected by a Combined fMRI/EEG Study☆
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This work was in part presented at the 9th scientific meeting of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, 21–27 April 2001, Glasgow, Scotland, UK.
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These authors contributed equally.
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