Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4320237 Brain Research Bulletin 2006 9 Pages PDF
Abstract
The present findings show that both interposed and dentate nuclei are involved in sequential finger movements in humans. Interposed nucleus likely contributes to movement performance. Although no direct conclusions could be drawn based on the present data, different parts of the dentate nucleus may contribute to movement performance, planning and possible non-motor parts of the task.
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