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Cortical patterns shift from sequence feature separation during planning to integration during motor execution

2022-07-14

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Performing sequences of movements from memory and adapting them to changing task demands is a hallmark of skilled human behaviour, from handwriting to playing a musical instrument. Prior studies showed a fine-grained tuning of cortical primary motor, premotor, and parietal regions to motor sequences – from the low-level specification of individual movements to high-level sequence features like sequence order and t...

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eccd16ad-001d-5594-8248-c26a4c2a00d0
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10.1101/2022.07.13.499902
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