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Delayed auditory encoding and variable representation of stimulus regularity in cerebellar lesion patients

2021-02-07

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The dynamic and fleeting nature of sound necessitates the rapid encoding and use of information distributed over time. Here we investigated cerebellar contributions to these abilities. We measured EEG from cerebellar patients and healthy controls while they listened to “oddball” sound sequences consisting of infrequent pitch-deviant and frequent standard tones. Inter-stimulus-intervals were temporally regular (600...

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Literature Corpus work: 185d315c-f48c-53c0-b8e3-f15fdce5a78c
DOI: 10.1101/2021.02.06.430035

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