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Brain-wide slowing of spontaneous alpha rhythms in mild cognitive impairment

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Table 1 | Subjects characteristics.
FIGURE 2 | Influence of age and sex on peak frequency in controls and MCIs. (A) Peak frequency difference of grand averages: females—males
FIGURE 3 | Peak frequency and amplitude correlations with hippocampal volume. The distribution of correlation coefficient between

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