The effect of tapping finger and mode differences on cortical and subcortical activities: a PET study
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H. Kinoshita | J. Hatazawa | T. Aoki | Hayato Tsuda | M. Takasawa | Y. Osaki | N. Oku | Tomoko Aoki
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