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Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain Research
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Artur Pilacinski, Melanie S. Höller-Wallscheid, Axel Lindner
This study uses fMRI to show that posterior parietal cortex activity during working memory maintenance varies based on the effector used for the response, indicating motor context optimization.
Artur Pilacinski, Melanie S. Höller-Wallscheid, Axel Lindner
The paper investigates how human posterior parietal and dorsal premotor cortex encode visual properties of upcoming actions during planning, finding that early stages represent desired sensory outcomes while later stages shift to motor programs.