Comparison of direction and object selectivity of local field potentials and single units in macaque posterior parietal cortex during prehension.
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Eran Stark | Yifat Prut | Itay Asher | Moshe Abeles | E. Stark | M. Abeles | Y. Prut | I. Asher
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