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Access through your institution Buy or subscribe The authors studied two monkeys that had previously learned to perform one of four actions — turning a sphere, pushing a button, or pulling a

coaxial or perpendicular cylinder — depending on the light cue that they were presented with, and implanted both animals with microelectrode arrays in the PM, M1 and primary somatosensory

cortex (S1). > these data suggest that low-amplitude ICMS at arbitrary sites in the > PM can be used to induce movements by learned association This is a preview of subscription

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