Brain structures in the sciences and humanities.

T Araki, S Hanawa, H Hashizume, K Iizuka, R Kawashima, Y Kotozaki, CM Miyauchi, S Nakagawa, R Nouchi, Y Sassa, A Sekiguchi, T Shinada, H1 Takeuchi, Y Taki, Y Yamamoto, R Yokoyama

Kind: Journal Article
Date: 7/31/2014
Publisher: Brain structure & function
Retrieved: Aug 9, 2014
Via: PMID: 25079346

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