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fMRI in Non-human Primate: A Review on Factors That Can Affect Interpretation and Dynamic Causal Modeling Application
2019
Frontiers in Neuroscience
Dynamic causal modeling (DCM)-a framework for inferring hidden neuronal states from brain activity measurements (e. g., fMRI) and their context-dependent modulation-was developed for human neuroimaging, and has not been optimized for non-human primate (NHP) studies, which are usually done under anesthesia. Animal neuroimaging studies offer the potential to improve effective connectivity modeling using DCM through combining functional imaging with invasive procedures such as in vivo optogenetic
doi:10.3389/fnins.2019.00973
pmid:31619951
pmcid:PMC6759819
fatcat:znwfnvyftbf5lksodas2kx37bq