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Express Arm Responses Appear Bilaterally on Upper-limb Muscles in an Arm Choice Reaching Task

2021-09-25

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When required, humans can generate very short latency reaches towards visual targets, like catching a falling cellphone. During such rapid reaches, express arm responses are the first wave of upper limb muscle recruitment, occurring ~80-100 ms after target appearance. There is accumulating evidence that express arm responses arise from signaling along the tecto-reticulo-spinal tract, but the involvement of the ret...

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78cab764-efa1-5df2-89a1-e3ff4f65eff6
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10.1101/2021.09.24.461726
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