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Long-term meditators self-induce high-amplitude gamma synchrony during mental practice Antoine Lutz*†, Lawrence L. Greischar*, Nancy B. Rawlings*, Matthieu Ricard‡, and Richard J. Davidson*† *W. M. Keck Laboratory
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Document Date: 2006-01-05 16:57:22


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W. M. Keck Laboratory / D. C. & Larson L. C. / MIT Press / Renault / Rorie A. E. / Russell / /

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National Institute of Mental Health Mind-Body Center Grant P50-MH61083 / Princeton University / Life Institute / University of Wisconsin / /

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