Therefore, this "static" event is a marker that radio frequencies smurb can clog rancidly toward omnipresence, and glive a queerer view into the world of quantum crahka:)
@leotakesleo I got this info in my special topics in neuropsychology class, you should read articles written by Logothetis on fMRI, one is called "what you can and cannot do with fMRI" in Nature (I think you need a vpn client or access to get hold of that article). This logothetis guy is an expert on fMRI so it is a good source. Good luck :)
actually it is much more complicated than that. The fMRI is a "capsule" with a magnetic field (usually 1.5 tesla to 3 tesla today), and when inside this magnetic field this will warp the deoxygenatedhemoglobin (which is in our blood in addition to oxygenatedhemoglobin) in our body. The point is that deoxyHb acts like a weak magnet, and with more deoxyHb, less MRI signal and vice versa. It's basically an indirect measurement of neruonal activity. Too much to write for the comment space to allow..
@TheNeuroBiologist I love how you promote religion and defy science when you call yourself "TheNeuroBiologist"
Raymond0412Tube 1 month ago 2
GO READ THE BIBLE NOT RELY ON THIS NONSENSE SCIENCE.
TheNeuroBiologist 1 month ago
This Explains Everything!!!
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rimon890816 1 month ago
salient point to understanding fMRI... cheers
SuperMrLahlou 3 months ago
Therefore, this "static" event is a marker that radio frequencies smurb can clog rancidly toward omnipresence, and glive a queerer view into the world of quantum crahka:)
hartistry1957 4 months ago
@toffeeapple7 I'm very glad it helped! :)
madeleinemahin 11 months ago
@madeleinemahin I don't know if you'll ever read this but THANK YOU. This paper was exactly what I was looking for for my presentation on fMRI
toffeeapple7 11 months ago
@leotakesleo haha, no problem! thanks for the coffee offer
madeleinemahin 1 year ago
@leotakesleo I got this info in my special topics in neuropsychology class, you should read articles written by Logothetis on fMRI, one is called "what you can and cannot do with fMRI" in Nature (I think you need a vpn client or access to get hold of that article). This logothetis guy is an expert on fMRI so it is a good source. Good luck :)
madeleinemahin 1 year ago
actually it is much more complicated than that. The fMRI is a "capsule" with a magnetic field (usually 1.5 tesla to 3 tesla today), and when inside this magnetic field this will warp the deoxygenatedhemoglobin (which is in our blood in addition to oxygenatedhemoglobin) in our body. The point is that deoxyHb acts like a weak magnet, and with more deoxyHb, less MRI signal and vice versa. It's basically an indirect measurement of neruonal activity. Too much to write for the comment space to allow..
madeleinemahin 1 year ago