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National Institute of Mental Health / Emory University / Laboratory of Brain / /
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food items / food picture / food picture repetitions / perceptual symbol systems / brain imaging experiment / food pictures / pictured food / non-food entities / modality-specific processing / food shape / modality-specific systems / brain imaging phase / liquid food stimulus / food tastes / neural systems / food stimuli / food representations / food / normal food selection / conceptual processing / food knowledge / symbol systems / man-made tools / food contrasts / gustatory processing areas / visual motion processing / main subcortical processing area / respective food / food concepts / /
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obesity / MS / eating disorders / /
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Wellcome Department of Neurology / National Science Foundation / MIT / Department of Psychology / Emory University / Atlanta / Emory University’s Institutional Review Board / Oxford University / Laboratory of Brain and Cognition / National Institute of Mental Health / /
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Marcel Dekker / Chao / Christine Wilson / Lawrence W. Barsalou / Melissa Armstrong / Martin / / /
Cerebral Cortex October 2005;15:[removed]doi:[removed]cercor/bhi038 Advance Access publication February 9, 2005 Pictures of Appetizing Foods Activate Gustatory Cortices for Taste and Reward