Showing
1 - 3
results of
3
for search '
Apkarian, A.V
'
Skip to content
Home
Collections
High Impact Articles
Jawi Collection
Malay Medicine
Forensic
Search Options
UiTM Open Access
Search by UiTM Scopus
Advanced Search
Search by Category
Discovery Service
Sources
UiTM Journals
List UiTM Journal in IR
Statistic
About
Open Access
Creative Commons Licenses
COKI | Malaysia Open Access
User Guide
Contact Us
Search Tips
FAQs
All Fields
Title
Author
Subject
Call Number
ISBN/ISSN
Tag
Find
Advanced
Author
Apkarian, A.V
Showing
1 - 3
results of
3
for search '
Apkarian, A.V
'
, query time: 0.03s
Refine Results
Sort
Relevance
Date Descending
Date Ascending
Call Number
Author
Title
1
Reorganization of functional brain network architecture in chronic osteoarthritis pain
by
Apkarian
,
A.V
,
Baliki, M.
,
Barroso, J.
,
Galhardo, V.
,
Reis, A.M
,
Schnitzer, T.J
,
Wakaizumi, K.
Published 2021
Call Number:
Loading...
Located:
Loading...
View Fulltext in Publisher
Article
2
Dissimilarity of functional connectivity uncovers the influence of participant's motion in functional magnetic resonance imaging studies
by
Apkarian
,
A.V
,
Baliki, M.N
,
Fan, L.
,
Huang, L.
,
Huang, S.
,
Vigotsky, A.D
,
Wu, B.
,
Yan, Z.
,
Yang, L.
Published 2021
Call Number:
Loading...
Located:
Loading...
View Fulltext in Publisher
Article
3
The autonomic brain: Multi-dimensional generative hierarchical modelling of the autonomic connectome
by
Apkarian
,
A.V
,
Aziz, Q.
,
Farmer, A.D
,
Howard, M.A
,
Hyare, H.
,
Nachev, P.
,
Ruffle, J.K
,
Williams, S.C.R
Published 2021
Call Number:
Loading...
Located:
Loading...
View Fulltext in Publisher
Article
Search Tools:
Get RSS Feed
—
Email this Search
Related Subjects
Article
Connectome
Humans
adult
connectome
diagnostic imaging
female
human
male
Brain
Chronic Pain
Female
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Male
Middle Aged
aged
brain
chronic pain
controlled study
functional magnetic resonance imaging
major clinical study
middle aged
normal human
nuclear magnetic resonance imaging
pathophysiology
priority journal
Adult
Aged
Arthralgia
Autonomic Nervous System
Loading...
