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Distinct neural processes link speech planning and execution

2024-10-07

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Speaking is the primary way that humans communicate. This communication is enabled by a production system that can plan and execute unique combinations of speech sounds. Although a distributed network of brain regions has been implicated in speaking, it is unclear how planning and execution of speech are coordinated to produce meaningful sounds. Leveraging the high spatio-temporal resolution of intracranial record...

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Literature Corpus work: 4b1603d4-8a22-57e8-b46e-e3b30d07a593
DOI: 10.1101/2024.10.07.617122

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