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BIDS Version: 1.0.1 HED Version: Version: 1.0.0

On Brain life: True Published date: 2020-09-07 08:38:13

Tasks: mouse

Available modalities: MEG

Format(s): .acq, .cfg, .cls, .hc, .hist, .infods, .meg4, .mrk, .newds, .res4

Sessions: 6 Scans/session: 0 Ages (yrs): N/A License: CC0

Dataset DOI: 10.18112/openneuro.ds002908.v1.0.0

Uploaded by Eva Zita Patai on 2020-06-22 13:05:54

Last Updated 2020-08-04 19:03:33

Authors
Rafal Bogacz, Vladimir Litvak

Acknowledgements
We thank Dr. Ashwini Oswal, Dr. Simon Little, Dr. David Pedrosa, Dr. Damian Herz and Dr.Viswas Dayal for clinical support of patient recordings, as well as the patients and their families.

How to Acknowledge
Please cite this paper: Patai, Z. E., Foltynie, T., Limousin, P., Hariz, M. I., Zrinzo, L.,Bogacz, R., Litvak, V. (2020). Conflict detection in a sequential decision task is associated with increased cortico-subthalamic coherence and prolonged subthalamic oscillatory response in the beta band.

Funding

MC_UU_12024/5

MC_UU_00003/1

BB/S006338/1

203147/Z/16/Z

MR/K005464/1

References and Links

Ethics Approvals

University College London Ethics Committee approval for minimum risk magnetoencephalography studies of healthy human cognition