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Nashef et al. (2019) show that high-frequency stimulation of the superior cerebellar peduncle produces a temporary cerebellar deficit. While the deficit is present, motor cortex neurons that receive cerebellar input maintain… Click to show full abstract
Nashef et al. (2019) show that high-frequency stimulation of the superior cerebellar peduncle produces a temporary cerebellar deficit. While the deficit is present, motor cortex neurons that receive cerebellar input maintain their directional tuning but lose their noise correlation.
Keywords:
outflow reveals;
cerebellar outflow;
stimulating cerebellar;
temporal control;
motor;
reveals temporal
Journal Title: Cell reports
Year Published: 2019
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Journal Title: Cell reports
Year Published: 2019
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