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Aug 2026
Greater Movement-Type Selectivity in the Striatum Than in the Cerebellum during Rhythm Processing
It is suggested that rhythmic activity in the striatum is more closely linked to motor preparation, whereas cerebellar activity provides a more movement-invariant representation that may contribute to the formation of an internal model of rhythmic stimulus sequence.
Masashi Kameda, Masaki Tanaka
· Journal of Neuroscience · 0 citations