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Objective evidence of cognitive complaints in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: A BOLD fMRI study of verbal working memory.

G. Lange, J. Steffener, D. Cook, B. Bly, C. Christodoulou, W. Liu, J. DeLuca, and B. Natelson. NeuroImage, 26 (2): 513-524 (2005)

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Jason Kennedy Appelbaum University of Stuttgart

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Investigating hemodynamic response variability at the group level using basis functions.J. Steffener, M. Tabert, A. Reuben, and Y. Stern. NeuroImage, 49 (3): 2113-2122 (2010)The Reference Ability Neural Network Study: Motivation, design, and initial feasibility analyses.Y. Stern, C. Habeck, J. Steffener, D. Barulli, Y. Gazes, Q. Razlighi, D. Shaked, and T. Salthouse. NeuroImage, (2014)Resting state inter and intra hemispheric human brain functional connectivity.Q. Razlighi, J. Steffener, C. Habeck, A. Laine, and Y. Stern. EMBC, page 6522-6525. IEEE, (2013)Validation and optimization of statistical approaches for modeling odorant-induced fMRI signal changes in olfactory-related brain areas.M. Tabert, J. Steffener, M. Albers, D. Kern, M. Michael, H. Tang, T. Brown, and D. Devanand. NeuroImage, 34 (4): 1375-1390 (2007)Towards structured sharing of raw and derived neuroimaging data across existing resourcesD. Keator, K. Helmer, J. Steffener, J. Turner, T. van Erp, S. Gadde, N. Ashish, G. Burns, B. Nichols, and S. Ghosh. CoRR, (2012)A task-invariant cognitive reserve network.Y. Stern, Y. Gazes, Q. Razlighi, J. Steffener, and C. Habeck. NeuroImage, (2018)The Reference Ability Neural Network Study: Life-time stability of reference-ability neural networks derived from task maps of young adults.C. Habeck, Y. Gazes, Q. Razlighi, J. Steffener, A. Brickman, D. Barulli, T. Salthouse, and Y. Stern. NeuroImage, (2016)Making Cognitive Latent Variables Manifest: Distinct Neural Networks for Fluid Reasoning and Processing Speed.C. Habeck, J. Steffener, D. Barulli, Y. Gazes, Q. Razlighi, D. Shaked, T. Salthouse, and Y. Stern. J. Cognitive Neuroscience, 27 (6): 1249-1258 (2015)Smell training improves olfactory function and alters brain structure.S. Aïn, D. Poupon, S. Hétu, N. Mercier, J. Steffener, and J. Frasnelli. NeuroImage, (2019)Objective evidence of cognitive complaints in Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: A BOLD fMRI study of verbal working memory.G. Lange, J. Steffener, D. Cook, B. Bly, C. Christodoulou, W. Liu, J. DeLuca, and B. Natelson. NeuroImage, 26 (2): 513-524 (2005)

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