Principles of Functional MRI

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    author = {Department Of Neurobiology},
    title = {Principles of Functional MRI},
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This article is written for education materials for my laboratory personnel, collaborators and fMRI users at Pittsburgh. Portion of this will appear at journal Methods (Kim & Ugurbil) and at fMRI book chapter (Kim & Bandettini). Supported by the National Institutes of Health, and the McKnight Foundation.

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