Arturo I. Espinoza

This study shows that VTA dopamine neurons control timing variability in Parkinson's disease by modulating neural activity during interval timing tasks.

This study examines how TMS bursts affect local and network EEG oscillations during lower-limb movement in elderly subjects, finding increased theta activity and resting-state alpha activity.

This study links cognitive dysfunction in Parkinson's disease to increased timing variability and reduced midfrontal ~4 Hz EEG activity during interval timing tasks.

The paper examines frontal theta and beta oscillations in Parkinson’s disease patients during lower-limb movement, finding correlations between these oscillations and motor symptoms.