Anke Ninija Karabanov

In 76 healthy middle-aged women, daily bowel movements went with better composite cognitive scores, stronger gastric-phase to EEG-alpha coupling and higher faecal short-chain fatty acids than less-frequent ones.

This study examines age-related differences in brain activity during a bimanual task, finding increased cerebellar activity and reduced frontal recruitment in older adults.

This study investigates whether tDCS over the leg motor cortex during lower-limb motor skill training improves learning and retention, finding that it enhances one-week retention without affecting corticospinal excitability.

The paper investigates whether brain-behavior associations in the bimanual motor network differ between younger and older adults, finding no evidence of stronger associations in older adults.

This study uses fMRI to investigate brain activity during bimanual pinch force tasks, finding increased activation and coupling in premotor and motor areas during asymmetric force control.

This study investigates whether short-duration anodal TDCS induces dose-dependent increases in cerebral blood flow in the motor cortex, finding no such effect.

This study investigates short-latency corticomotor facilitation from multi-pulse TMS, identifying two distinct mechanisms: one linked to I-wave periodicity and another independent of it.

The paper investigates whether pericentral mu-rhythm power influences corticomotor excitability using EEG and spTMS, finding that surface Laplacian-derived mu-power correlates with MEP amplitude.

This study shows that cerebellar tDCS enhances motor learning by altering putamen-cerebellar connectivity, as revealed through simultaneous tDCS-fMRI.

This study examines age-related differences in cortico-cortical connectivity during ankle force control using EEG and finds that bidirectional M1-PMC coupling relates to force precision, with distinct patterns in young and older adults.

This study investigates whether corticomotor excitability is modulated by the phase of pericentral mu-rhythm in non-preselected individuals, finding no significant phase effect but weak effects of mu-power and ISI.