Arm-movement-related neurons in the primate superior colliculus and underlying reticular formation: comparison of neuronal activity with EMGs of muscles of the shoulder, arm and trunk during reaching.
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Computational Architecture of the Parieto-Frontal Network Underlying Cognitive-Motor Control in Monkeys.Speeded saccadic and manual visuo-motor decisions: Distinct processes but same principlesColor-Change Detection Activity in the Primate Superior Colliculus.Adaptation of eye and hand movements to target displacements of different size.Inactivation of primate superior colliculus biases target choice for smooth pursuit, saccades, and button press responses.Motor functions of the superior colliculus.Cortical control of brainstem motor systems.Depth-dependent detection of microampere currents delivered to monkey V1Neural correlates of target selection for reaching movements in superior colliculus.Deficits in reach target selection during inactivation of the midbrain superior colliculusCross-species comparison of anticipatory and stimulus-driven neck muscle activity well before saccadic gaze shifts in humans and nonhuman primates.An integrative role for the superior colliculus in selecting targets for movements.Midbrain contributions to sensorimotor decision making.Inactivation of the Dorsal Premotor Area Disrupts Internally Generated, But Not Visually Guided, Sequential Movements.Cortical projections to the superior colliculus in tree shrews (Tupaia belangeri).Effect of reversible inactivation of superior colliculus on head movementsRole of the primate superior colliculus in the control of head movements.Waiting for a hand: saccadic reaction time increases in proportion to hand reaction time when reaching under a visuomotor reversal.Covert oculo-manual coupling induced by visually guided saccades.Motor outputs from the primate reticular formation to shoulder muscles as revealed by stimulus-triggered averagingTriggering prepared actions by sudden sounds: reassessing the evidence for a single mechanism.Introducing Students to Subcortical Sensory, Motor, and Cognitive Processes Associated with Saccades using a Series of Papers by Goldberg and Wurtz.The relative timing between eye and hand in rapid sequential pointing is affected by time pressure, but not by advance knowledge.Neuropsychological studies of perception and visuomotor control.Cells in the monkey ponto-medullary reticular formation modulate their activity with slow finger movements.Electrical stimulation of the superior colliculus induces non-topographically organized perturbation of reaching movements in cats.Connections of the superior colliculus to shoulder muscles of the rat: a dual tracing study.Response Properties of Motor Equivalence Neurons of the Primate Premotor Cortex.Dissociated effects of distractors on saccades and manual aiming.Hand position affects saccadic reaction times in monkeys and humans.A reciprocal connection between the ventral lateral geniculate nucleus and the pretectal nuclear complex and the superior colliculus: an in vitro characterization in the rat.Projections to the superior colliculus from inferior parietal, ventral premotor, and ventrolateral prefrontal areas involved in controlling goal-directed hand actions in the macaque.Done in 100 ms: Path-dependent visuomotor transformation in the human upper limb.Ipsilateral corticotectal projections from the primary, premotor and supplementary motor cortical areas in adult macaque monkeys: a quantitative anterograde tracing study.Widespread presaccadic recruitment of neck muscles by stimulation of the primate frontal eye fields.New functions for an old structure: superior colliculus and head-only movements. Focus on "the role of primate superior colliculus in the control of head movements".Transient visual responses reset the phase of low-frequency oscillations in the skeletomotor periphery.Concurrent adaptation of reactive saccades and hand pointing movements to equal and to opposite changes of target direction.Reflexive limb selection and control of reach direction to moving targets in cats, monkeys, and humans.Direct projections from the dorsal premotor cortex to the superior colliculus in the macaque (macaca mulatta).
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Arm-movement-related neurons in the primate superior colliculus and underlying reticular formation: comparison of neuronal activity with EMGs of muscles of the shoulder, arm and trunk during reaching.
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Arm-movement-related neurons i ...... arm and trunk during reaching.
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Arm-movement-related neurons i ...... arm and trunk during reaching.
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K P Hoffmann
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1997-06-01T00:00:00Z