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Modulation of oscillatory activity in response to very weak intensity transcranial magnetic stimulation in the human primary motor cortex
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation is widely used to probe and modulate human brain function, yet the neural effects of stimulation delivered at very low intensities remain unclear. Here, we show that very low intensity magnetic pulses can alter ongoing oscillatory activity in the human primary motor
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