The presaccadic cortical negativity prior to self-paced saccades with and without visual guidance.
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R Verleger | D Kömpf | B Wauschkuhn | R. Verleger | W. Heide | D. Kömpf | W Heide | W Klostermann | T Seyfert | B. Wauschkuhn | W. Klostermann | T. Seyfert | Detlef Kömpf | Wolfgang Heide | Rolf Verleger
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