Reduced proactive inhibition in schizophrenia is related to corticostriatal dysfunction and poor working memory (Q48910068)

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English	Reduced proactive inhibition in schizophrenia is related to corticostriatal dysfunction and poor working memory	scientific article published on 8 September 2011

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Reduced proactive inhibition in schizophrenia is related to corticostriatal dysfunction and poor working memory (English)

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Bram B. Zandbelt

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Matthijs Vink

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René S. Kahn

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Mariët van Buuren

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8 September 2011

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Biological Psychiatry

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70

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1151-1158

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10.1016/J.BIOPSYCH.2011.07.028

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