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Enhanced amygdala–cingulate connectivity associates with better mood in both healthy and depressive individuals after sleep deprivation
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- Ya Chai; Philip Gehrman; Meichen Yu; Tianxin Mao; Yao Deng; Joy Rao; Hui Shi; Peng Quan; Jing Xu; Xiaocui Zhang; Hui Lei; Zhuo Fang; Sihua Xu; Elaine M. Boland; Jennifer Goldschmied; Holly Barilla; Namni Goel; Mathias Basner; Michael E. Thase; Yvette I. Sheline; David F. Dinges; John A. Detre; Xiaochu Zhang; Hengyi Rao
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- Year recorded
- 2023
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Ya Chai; Philip Gehrman; Meichen Yu; Tianxin Mao; Yao Deng; Joy Rao; Hui Shi; Peng Quan; Jing Xu; Xiaocui Zhang; Hui Lei; Zhuo Fang; Sihua Xu; Elaine M. Boland; Jennifer Goldschmied; Holly Barilla; Namni Goel; Mathias Basner; Michael E. Thase; Yvette I. Sheline; David F. Dinges; John A. Detre; Xiaochu Zhang; Hengyi Rao. (2023). Enhanced amygdala–cingulate connectivity associates with better mood in both healthy and depressive individuals after sleep deprivation. https://openalex.org/W4381327546
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