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Neural encoding of grasp and object properties in the posterior parietal and motor cortices of the cortical grasping network in tetraplegic humans

Sep 2026 · bioRxiv · 0 citations
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This work explores the interactive neural representation of grasp and objects throughout the CGN and encoded both grasp and object properties simultaneously from mostly unique subpopulations of neurons in higher cortical regions.

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