Learning from the other limb's experience: sharing the 'trained' M1 representation of the motor sequence knowledge.

J Physiol · 2016 · PMC4704505 · PMID 26442464

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Post hoc analyses, performed separately for each hemisphere, showed a trend towards greater activity within the ‘trained’ M1 during the T‐FOS performance compared to the U‐FOS ( F 1,14 = 3.76, P = 0.07); the ‘untrained’ M1 showed significantly greater activity for the T‐FOS ( F 1,14 = 6.42, P < 0.05).

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