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Larger, but not better, implicit motor adaptation ability inherent in medicated Parkinson’s disease patients: a smart-device-based study

2019-07-18

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Generating appropriate motor commands is an essential brain function. To achieve proper motor control in diverse situations, predicting future states of the environment and body and modifying the prediction are indispensable. The internal model is a promising hypothesis about brain function for generating and modifying the prediction. Although several findings support the involvement of the cerebellum in the inter...

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Literature Corpus work: 2e08b6c9-1e55-5d61-8848-7fac7a458f1a
DOI: 10.1101/707208

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