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Localization of grasp representations in humans by PET: 1. Observation versus execution

Experimental Brain Research · 1996 · Vol. 111(2) · pp. 246–52
Giacomo RizzolattiLuciano FadigaMassimo MatelliValentino BettinardiEraldo PaulesuDaniela PeraniFerruccio Fazio
Action Observation and SynchronizationMotor Control and AdaptationEEG and Brain-Computer InterfacesNeuroscienceSuperior temporal sulcusPsychologySulcusTemporal cortexGRASPMiddle temporal gyrusCentral sulcusTemporal lobeInferior frontal gyrus

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AdultBrain MappingGyrus CinguliHumansMagneticsMaleMotor CortexNeuronsReference ValuesTemporal LobeTomography, Emission-ComputedHand StrengthEvoked Potentials, Motor
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