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2019
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Abdurahman S. Elkhetali, Leland L. Fleming, Ryan J. Vaden, Rodolphe Nenert, Jane E. Mendle, Kristina M. Visscher:
Background connectivity between frontal and sensory cortex depends on task state, independent of stimulus modality. NeuroImage 184: 790-800 (2019)
2017
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Joseph C. Griffis, Abdurahman S. Elkhetali, Wesley K. Burge, Richard H. Chen, Anthony D. Bowman, Jerzy P. Szaflarski, Kristina M. Visscher:
Retinotopic patterns of functional connectivity between V1 and large-scale brain networks during resting fixation. NeuroImage 146: 1071-1083 (2017)
2015
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Abdurahman S. Elkhetali, Ryan J. Vaden, Sean M. Pool, Kristina M. Visscher:
Early visual cortex reflects initiation and maintenance of task set. NeuroImage 107: 277-288 (2015)
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Joseph C. Griffis, Abdurahman S. Elkhetali, Ryan J. Vaden, Kristina M. Visscher:
Distinct effects of trial-driven and task Set-related control in primary visual cortex. NeuroImage 120: 285-297 (2015)

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