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Cerebral functional connectivity and Mayer waves: phenomena and separability

Jonathan R. Bumstead, Adam Q. Bauer, Patrick W. Wright, and Joseph P. Culver

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Abstract

Resting-state functional connectivity (RSFC) is based on low-frequency hemodynamic oscillations in the brain. We report that RSFC is independent of Mayer waves, another hemodynamic phenomenon reported in the same frequency range as RSFC.

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