Harold Burton is affiliated with Washington University in St. Louis in the United States. Their research spans multiple domains within medicine and neuroscience, focusing on clinically relevant topics related to transplantation, brain-computer interfaces, and neuroimaging. Their published works include contributions to studies on immunosuppression in renal transplant patients, neurophysiological mechanisms in motor tasks, and brain network reorganization after stroke.
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Harold Burton's research has been published in various venues, with multiple publications appearing in:
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Thomas E. Conturo;Nicolas F. Lori;Thomas S. Cull;Erbil Akbudak
A. D. Loewy;H. Burton
H. Burton;E. G. Jones
E. G. Jones;J. D. Coulter;Harold Burton;R. Porter
E. G. Jones;H. Burton
C. J. Robinson;H. Burton
H. Burton;A. Z. Snyder;T. E. Conturo;E. Akbudak
C. J. Robinson;H. Burton
E. G. Jones;H. Burton;C. B. Saper;L. W. Swanson
Wayne C. Drevets;Harold Burton;Tom O. Videen;Abraham Z. Snyder
A. D. Craig;Harold Burton
Peter T. Fox;Harold Burton;Marcus E. Raichle
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C. J. Robinson;H. Burton
H. Burton;T. O. Videen;M. E. Raichle
H. Burton;A. Z. Snyder;J. B. Diamond;M. E. Raichle
E. G. Jones;H. Burton
J.S. Shimony;H. Burton;A.A. Epstein;D.G. McLaren
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EG Jones;H Burton;R Porter
Panneton Wm;Burton H
D. P. Friedman;E. G. Jones;H. Burton
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