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In comparison, sensorimotor integration function was preserved but shifted to easier task levels (SNR≥8 dB, the curve was shifted to the right) in the older group, indicating an increased need for speech motor modulation in aiding speech perception in older adults.

Crucially, the different motor modulation for near and far stimuli detected at lower TMS intensities dynamically varied as a function of time.

Involvement of DA cells of ascidian larvae in both sensory and motor modulation may represent a vestigial ancestral state.

This motor modulation reflects neural signals discriminating between emotional and non-emotional bodies and, remarkably, these signals appear critical for visual perception of body expressions.

Response selection activated parts of the prefrontal-striatal-thalamic circuitry (thalamus, left VLPFC and right DLPFC) [49] that is involved in motor response modulation.

We did not have any a-priori hypothesis about the critical TMS intensity necessary to study motor cortex modulation by PPS representation; therefore during the experiments, we used two different intensities of magnetic pulses eliciting MEPs, namely at 120% and at 140% of the resting motor threshold (rMT).

The two sequential stages of motor system modulation were dissociated not only functionally and in time with motor orienting being more involved in visual perception and occurring earlier—but also with respect to the influence that personality traits exert on these distinct stages of processing.

Strube, W. et al. Bidirectional variability in motor cortex excitability modulation following 1 mA transcranial direct current stimulation in healthy participants.

However, it is not clear yet whether they are involved in motor control or modulation of the ascending somatosensory input.

In the former, the motor command and modulation of sensory processing are generated at the same time.

This might suggest that during voluntary actions, the motor cortex modulates frontal regions regardless of effector used, and in the sensory cortex this modulation is more effector-specific.