Role of Posterior Parietal Gamma Activity in Planning Prosaccades and Antisaccades

Although the components of the cerebral network mediating saccade preparation in humans have been extensively outlined by numerous functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies (e.g., [Schluppeck et al., 2006][1]; [Curtis and Connolly, 2008][2]), the fine temporal and spectral dynamics of its

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