Raw fMRI data collected during a trns-fMRI experiment. Each subject undewent two fMRI Session (Session1 and Session2). One anatomical and one resting state functional run were collected for each subject, and each session. Each subject folder (SnjN) contains data of one subject and it is subdived into two subfolder relative to each scanning session. 'SbjN_session1' includes raw data for pre-test session and is subdivided into one folder (SbjN_AnatomicalCNR') containing DICOM files for the anatomical CNR and for functional resting state data ('SbjN_RestingState'). 'Sbj_Session2' includes raw data collected during post-test session and is subdived into one foder ('SbjN_AnatomicalCNR) containing DICOM files for the anamotical CNR and one folder (SbjN_RestingState) containing DICOM files for the functional resting state data.

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