ArticleThe Journal of neuroscience : the official journal of the Society for Neuroscience2022
Reading and Modulating Cortical β Bursts from Motor Unit Spiking Activity.
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Abstract
β Oscillations (13-30 Hz) are ubiquitous in the human motor nervous system. Yet, their origins and roles are unknown. Traditionally, β activity has been treated as a stationary signal. However, recent studies observed that cortical β occurs in "bursting events," which are transmitted to muscles. This short-lived nature of β events makes it possible to study the main mechanism of β activity found in the muscles in relation to cortical β. Here, we assessed whether muscle β activity mainly results from cortical projections. We ran two experiments in healthy humans of both sexes (
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