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The amino acid transporter LAT1 coordinates proper motor function at the perinatal stage. [PDF]
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2020
Motor development includes the evolution from reflexive to voluntary and goal-directed motor actions. These motor actions are never performed in isolation but always in a varying physical environment, often requiring object and social interaction. For a child to function within this context, they require the ability to demonstrate skillful, efficient ...
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Motor development includes the evolution from reflexive to voluntary and goal-directed motor actions. These motor actions are never performed in isolation but always in a varying physical environment, often requiring object and social interaction. For a child to function within this context, they require the ability to demonstrate skillful, efficient ...
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Motor Functioning and Alcohol Dependence
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, 2007Background: Autopsy and neuroimaging research in stably abstinent alcoholics illuminated structural and functional abnormalities in brain areas that organize and coordinate motor functioning. Researchers that used behavioural tasks to measure motor functioning found that abstinent alcoholics perform worse than healthy controls.
de Wilde, Bieke +3 more
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Ocular motor function in motor neuron disease
Neurology, 1992We studied ocular motor function in 34 patients with motor neuron disease (MND) and in 18 age-matched controls. This included the latency, accuracy, and amplitude-velocity relationships of saccades. We also examined ocular pursuit, the slow phases of optokinetic nystagmus, and the ability to suppress the vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) with visual ...
M, Gizzi, A, DiRocco, M, Sivak, B, Cohen
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Annual Review of Physiology, 1969
inclusion of material which may be trivial or irrelevant. This article shows my prejudice in favour of articles which pose or attempt to answer the question, "How does it work?" It also reflects my ignorance of much of the background required to deal critically with the many studies of 'motility' in healthy or diseased humans; perhaps this will be ...
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inclusion of material which may be trivial or irrelevant. This article shows my prejudice in favour of articles which pose or attempt to answer the question, "How does it work?" It also reflects my ignorance of much of the background required to deal critically with the many studies of 'motility' in healthy or diseased humans; perhaps this will be ...
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2017
Abstract Voluntary movements are preceded by slow brain activity, visible in EEG as the Bereitschaftspotential (the readiness potential), and in MEG as the readiness field. These slow shifts can begin a few seconds before movement onset in the primary motor cortex and in the premotor areas.
Riitta Hari, Aina Puce
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Abstract Voluntary movements are preceded by slow brain activity, visible in EEG as the Bereitschaftspotential (the readiness potential), and in MEG as the readiness field. These slow shifts can begin a few seconds before movement onset in the primary motor cortex and in the premotor areas.
Riitta Hari, Aina Puce
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