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Overall, our results show that Ai spontaneously synchronized her tapping to the ISI-600 ms auditory beat.

Results Comatose patients showed a significant disruption of functional connectivity of brain areas spontaneously synchronized with PCC, globally notwithstanding etiology.

Conclusion To summarize, the reorganization of PCC-centered, spontaneously synchronized large-scale networks, seems implicated in the loss of external and internal self-centered awareness observed during coma, largely independent of its etiology.

Our analyses revealed that the vast majority of the putative dopamine neurons showed spontaneously synchronized firing, irrespective of the animal's sleep-awake cycle (Figure 9).

There is little evidence that non-human primates spontaneously synchronize their movement to external rhythms such as human dancing, although it has been shown that chimpanzees spontaneously match behaviors, as in mimicry of others' facial expressions5,6.

Here we show the first evidence that a member of our closest living relatives, a chimpanzee, spontaneously synchronizes her movement with an auditory rhythm: After a training to tap illuminated keys on an electric keyboard, one chimpanzee spontaneously aligned her tapping with the sound when she heard an isochronous distractor sound.

Previous studies have highlighted the natural or spontaneous predisposition of humans to respond to rhythmical qualities of music [34, 35], but much less is known about the capabilities of exercisers, and especially runners, to spontaneously synchronize with the tempo of musical stimuli.

In dispersed culture conditions, SCN neurons spontaneously synchronize their circadian clocks, unlike any other cell type (Ko et al., 2010).

If they are asynchronous at the start, do they spontaneously become synchronized, and is that synchrony characterized by a finite phase shift between them?

This finding supports the notion that an individual tends to synchronize spontaneously to an auditory rhythm occurring in the environment [37, 39, 52] and is in agreement with the natural predisposition of humans to respond to rhythmical qualities of music [34, 35].

In order for partial ventilatory assist to be efficient in patients who are spontaneously breathing, it must be synchronized in terms of both its timing and its magnitude.