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Tidal volume and respiration phase modulate cortico-muscular communication

2020-01-14

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Recent studies in animals have convincingly demonstrated that respiration cyclically modulates oscillatory neural activity across diverse brain areas. To what extent this generalises to humans in a way that is relevant for behaviour is yet unclear. We used magnetoencephalography (MEG) to assess the potential influence of tidal volume and respiration phase on the human motor system. We obtained simultaneous recordi...

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dbd67921-65f8-5ad6-beb3-240f49a64581
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10.1101/2020.01.13.904524
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