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OPM-MEG reveals protracted maturation of visual phase-amplitude coupling from early childhood to adulthood
Cross-frequency coupling describes interactions between neural ensembles operating at different frequency bands, and has been proposed to underlie coordination of brain activity over multiple temporal and spatial scales. Phase amplitude coupling (PAC) describes modulation of the amplitude of high-fr
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