Targeted stimulation of motor cortex ensembles drives learned movements
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{ "epilogue": "Recent studies demonstrated that activating specific motor cortex ensembles, such as just twenty neurons or brain cells, could trigger learned movements in mice. Additionally, research explored how vagus nerve stimulation after practice might help new skills stick.
Coverage of these neurological findings has since quieted without a definitive long-term conclusion." }
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Targeted stimulation of motor cortex ensembles drives learned movements Nature · 11d ago broke it first
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