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scientific article published on 01 January 2002

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cites work	Brain magnetic resonance imaging with contrast dependent on blood oxygenation
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author name string	Jens Fiehler Cornelius Weiller Joachim Röther Farsin Hamzei Rene Knab
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name	Negative dip in BOLD fMRI is caused by blood flow--oxygen consumption uncoupling in humans (en) Negative dip in BOLD fMRI is caused by blood flow--oxygen consumption uncoupling in humans (nl) Negative dip in BOLD fMRI is caused by blood flow--oxygen consumption uncoupling in humans (sq)
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author	Jürgen R Reichenbach Christian Büchel
title	wds:Q77435899-B45B8E54-56D3-4316-939E-D8FC9C3806BD
title	Negative dip in BOLD fMRI is caused by blood flow--oxygen consumption uncoupling in humans (en)
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published in	NeuroImage
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DOI	wds:Q77435899-FFB66B54-7664-4D23-B1A6-6A1A9BA9A32D
DOI	http://dx.doi.org/10.1006/NIMG.2001.0965
DOI	10.1006/NIMG.2001.0965
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