Default network connectivity is linked to memory status in multiple sclerosis (Q39124614)

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Default network connectivity is linked to memory status in multiple sclerosis (English)

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Victoria M Leavitt

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Jessica Paxton

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James F Sumowski

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publication date

23 September 2014

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Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society

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20

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9

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page(s)

937-944

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