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Preferential encoding of movement amplitude and speed in the primary motor cortex and cerebellum

Human Brain Mapping Sep 15, 2017

Stark-Inbar A, et al. - The authors describe cumulative data supporting preferential encoding of kinematic parameters along the motor system, based on blood-oxygenation-level dependent signal recorded in a well-controlled single-joint wrist-flexion task. These outcomes demonstrated that during single-joint movements, distinct kinematic parameters are controlled by largely distinct brain-regions that work together to produce and control precise movements.
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