Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Studies
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Neuromodulation's compensatory amplification (CA) can enhance brain function by strengthening repurposed processes, with four key factors enabling its effectiveness.
Dense calcium imaging reveals that specific neuron clusters in the mouse LPBN encode distinct interoceptive signals during food intake, with activity patterns mirroring gastrointestinal movement.
Cerebellar-specific functions remain intact in older adults despite significant structural degeneration, even beyond age 80, highlighting remarkable functional resilience.
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