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Functional properties of the handwriting brain network: Effects of motor sequence and spatial adaptation constraints
Writing by hand involves a sequential component, characterized by the succession of strokes to form letters, and a motor adaptation component for controlling pen movements under spatial constraints. The topography of the brain network supporting handwriting is well established, but the functional pr
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