A Connectome-Based, Corticothalamic Model of State- and Stimulation-Dependent Modulation of Rhythmic Neural Activity and Connectivity

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Whole brain neural mass model agrees with previous findings: presence of Arnold tongue, high amplitude state harder to entrain. https://t.co/sINau5CbqC See also: https://t.co/4uLd7NmfHm

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