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Autor:
Fabienne Collette, Christian Degueldre, Martial Van der Linden, Flavia Arigoni, Guy Delfiore, André Luxen, Eric Salmon, Steven Laureys
Publikováno v:
Cortex. 43:146-158
Neuroimaging studies exploring the neural substrates of executive functioning have only rarely investigated whether the non-executive characteristics of the experimental executive tasks could contribute to the observed brain activations. The aim of t
Autor:
Steven Laureys, Fabienne Collette, Guy Delfiore, Martial Van der Linden, André Luxen, Eric Salmon, Christian Degueldre
Publikováno v:
Hum Brain Mapp
Previous studies exploring the neural substrates of executive functioning used task‐specific analyses, which might not be the most appropriate approach due to the difficulty of precisely isolating executive functions. Consequently, the aim of this
Autor:
André Luxen, Christian Degueldre, Guy Delfiore, Pierre Maquet, Fabienne Collette, Martial Van der Linden, Alexandre Schaefer, Pierre Philippot, Steven Laureys, Eric Salmon
Publikováno v:
NeuroImage. 18:938-949
The neural correlates of two hypothesized emotional processing modes, i.e., schematic and propositional modes, were investigated with positron emission tomography. Nineteen subjects performed an emotional mental imagery task while mentally repeating
Autor:
Fabienne Collette, Steven Laureys, M. Van der Linden, Eric Salmon, Guy Delfiore, Philippe Peigneux, André Luxen, Christian Degueldre, Steve Majerus
Publikováno v:
Cognitive Neuropsychology. 19:343-361
Lexicality and phonotactic frequency effects are observed in many cognitive studies on language processing, but little is known about their underlying neural substrates, especially with regard to phonotactic frequency effects. Here, we conducted a po
Autor:
Eric Salmon, Philippe Peigneux, Joël Aerts, André Luxen, Guy Delfiore, Georges Franck, Gaëtan Garraux, Christian Degueldre, Gaëlle Orban, Martial Van der Linden
Publikováno v:
NeuroImage. 11:644-655
Humans, like numerous other species, strongly rely on the observation of gestures of other individuals in their everyday life. It is hypothesized that the visual processing of human gestures is sustained by a specific functional architecture, even at
Autor:
Pierre Maquet, Guy Delfiore, Marie-Elisabeth Faymonville, André Luxen, Maurice Lamy, Georges Franck, Christian Degueldre
Publikováno v:
Biological Psychiatry. 45:327-333
Background: The aim of the present study was to describe the distribution of regional cerebral blood flow during the hypnotic state (HS) in humans, using positron-emission tomography (PET) and statistical parametric mapping. Methods: The hypnotic sta
Autor:
Dominique Comar, Guy Delfiore, Frédéric Schmitz, André Luxen, Christian Lemaire, Alain Plenevaux
Publikováno v:
Applied Radiation and Isotopes. 46:893-897
No-carrier-added (nca) l -[11C-methyl]methionine was prepared via the very fast S-alkylation of l -homocysteine adsorbed on Al2O3/KF with [11C]iodomethane at room temperature in ethanol. The alkylation was realized with a radiochemical yield of 94 ±
Publikováno v:
Applied Radiation and Isotopes. 45:361-369
The radiolabeling of (S)- l -4-chlorophenylalanine and (S)- l -(α-methyl)-4-chlorophenylalanine were realized with carbon-11 at position β through a radiochemical synthesis relying on the highly enantioselective reaction between 4-chloro[α- 11 C]b
Autor:
Eric Salmon, Martial Van der Linden, Guy Delfiore, André Luxen, Fabienne Collette, Steven Laureys, Laurence Olivier
Publikováno v:
Brain research. Cognitive brain research. 24(2)
This PET study explored the neural substrate of both dual-task management and integration task using single tasks that are known not to evoke any prefrontal activation. The paradigm included two simple (visual and auditory) discrimination tasks, a du
Autor:
Guy Delfiore, Martial Van der Linden, Fabienne Collette, Steve Majerus, Steven Laureys, Martine Poncelet, Eric Salmon, André Luxen, Christian Degueldre
Publikováno v:
Brain and language. 92(3)
We measured brain activity in 12 adults for the repetition of auditorily presented words and nonwords, before and after repeated exposure to their phonological form. The nonword phoneme combinations were either of high (HF) or low (LF) phonotactic fr