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Primary motor cortex has independent representations for ipsilateral and contralateral arm movements but correlated representations for grasping

2019-10-02

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Motor commands for the arms and hands generally originate in contralateral motor cortex anatomically. However, ipsilateral primary motor cortex shows activity related to arm movement despite the lack of direct connections. The extent to which the activity related to ipsilateral movement is independent from that related to contralateral movement is unclear based on conflicting conclusions in prior work. Here we pre...

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Literature Corpus work: 85aa3535-2a59-5521-a88c-f66767f0d08f
DOI: 10.1101/19008128

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