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Remapping in cerebral and cerebellar cortices is not restricted by somatotopy

2018-10-09

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A fundamental organizing principle in the somatosensory and motor systems is somatotopy, where specific body parts are represented separately and adjacently to other body parts, resulting in a body map. Different terminals of the sensorimotor network show varied somatotopic layouts, in which the relative position, distance and overlap between body-part representations differ. Since somatotopy is best characterized...

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Literature Corpus work: 99329c86-c00c-5ade-9f0d-321b29dd0280
DOI: 10.1101/439356

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