Measurement of readiness potential of involuntary movement

Measurement of readiness potential of involuntary movement

In order to analyze mechanisms of involuntary movement, readiness potentials of saliva swallowing were recorded in control and light sleep condition from healthy subjects. As a trigger signal for data averaging, surface EMG recorded from neck was used. Negative component of readiness potential befor...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of Advanced Science 2000/08/31, Vol.12(1-2), pp.53-54
Hauptverfasser: NISHIGAI, Sayaka, HAYASAKA, Yoshiaki, YAMAZAKI, Kiyoyuki, OKAMOTO, Katsuro
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