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Neuromotor modules revealed by direct electrical stimulation of the human primary motor cortex.
Muscle synergies extracted from multimuscle electromyographic (EMG) signals are widely interpreted as fundamental building blocks of motor control that coordinate groups of muscles during movement. Whether EMG-derived muscle synergies represent genuine neurally encoded modules or motor regularities
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