Primary Motor Cortex Modulation during Reactive and Proactive Response Inhibition

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Primary Motor Cortex Modulation during Reactive and Proactive Response Inhibition

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A central component of effective motor control is the ability to cancel pre-planned movement, termed response inhibition. When stopping is unexpected, response inhibition is reactive and associated with a non-selective reduction in corticomotor excitability. If forewarned to stop, response inhibition can be proactive and excitability may be selectively decreased. The modulation of GABAergic inhibitory networks within the primary motor cortex during proactive versus reactive response inhibitio...

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Masters

Date created

2017

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Cowie, Matthew

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http://hdl.handle.net/2292/34058

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