Verbal working memory and functional large-scale networks in schizophrenia
Maria R. Dauvermann(McGovern Institute for Brain Research), Stephen M. Lawrie(University of Edinburgh), Jérémy Hall(Cardiff University), Brandon Whitcher(Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust), Zoë A. Hughes(Pfizer (United States)), Barbara Duff(Royal Edinburgh Hospital), Liana Romaniuk(University of Edinburgh), Graham Lee(McGovern Institute for Brain Research), Nicholas J. Brandon(C4 Therapeutics (United States)), Douglas Blackwood(Royal Edinburgh Hospital), Andrew Watson(Royal Edinburgh Hospital), Thomas WJ Moorhead(Royal Edinburgh Hospital), Neil Roberts(Khon Kaen University), Andrew M. McIntosh(Edinburgh Cancer Research)
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