Local field potentials in macaque premotor cortex encode the strength of inter-individual motor coordination during joint action
Stefano Grasso, Lucia Sacheli, Eros Quarta, Laura Zapparoli, Eraldo Paulesu, Alexandra Battaglia Mayer · FENS Forum 2024
Many of our daily actions require interacting with others. Despite this attitude, the neural mechanisms underpinning motor control in the domain of social interaction remain poorly understood, especially at single cell or population level. Our previous studies demonstrated that both monkeys and humans adapt their behaviour when acting in a dyadic context, and that macaques, as humans, leverage on a “we-representation”, suggesting phylogenetically preserved neural processes. At neural level, we showed in macaque dorsal premotor (PMd/F2) cortex the existence of a population of cells, preferentia
ePoster · Neuroscience