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Open AccessDefensive peripersonal space is modified by a learnt protective posture
The Hand Blink Reflex (HBR) is a subcortical defensive response, elicited by the electrical stimulation of the median nerve. HBR increases when the stimulated hand is inside the defensive peripersonalspace (DP...
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Open AccessProvision of somatosensory inputs during motor imagery enhances learning-induced plasticity in human motor cortex
Motor learning via physical practice leads to long-term potentiation (LTP)-like plasticity in motor cortex (M1) and temporary occlusion of additional LTP-like plasticity. Motor learning can be achieved through...
