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Neurobiology of Aging

D. Whiteside P. S. Jones B. Ghosh Ian Coyle-Gilchrist A. Gerhard Michele T. M. Hu J. Klein P. Leigh A. Church David J. Burn H. Morris J. B. Rowe Timothy Rittman
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The pathology of PSP causes clinically relevant changes in neural temporal dynamics, leading to a greater proportion of time in inefficient brain-states, leading to a greater proportion of time in networks associated with higher cognitive functions.

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