Control of aperture closure initiation during reach-to-grasp movements under manipulations of visual feedback and trunk involvement in Parkinson’s disease
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Miya Kato Rand | Martin Lemay | Linda M. Squire | Yury P. Shimansky | George E. Stelmach | G. Stelmach | M. Rand | Y. Shimansky | M. Lemay | Linda M. Squire | Yury P. Shimansky
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