Some neuron in dorsal premotor cortex related to grasp planning

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  Recently,some studies have demonstrated that the dorsomedial pathway is not only involved in arm reaching but also hand grasping.Grasp types can be decoded with multiunit activity(MUA)collected from dorsal premotor cortex(PMd)in dorsomedial pathway.However,these studies analyze and decode the neural activity during the whole grasp period.
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