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Somatosensory rhythms and cerebellar-basal ganglia beta-band dynamics in Parkinson's disease
Rhythmic cognition relies on the interplay between endogenous and exogenous temporal structures, allowing organisms to anticipate and adapt to events in time. Neural oscillations, particularly in the beta-band (14-30 Hz), have been implicated in this predictive capacity, coordinating sensorimotor ne
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