Presentation 2013-12-06
Different lateralization of gamma and beta oscillations in primate medial motor area
Ryosuke HOSAKA, Toshi NAKAJIMA, Kazuyuki AIHARA, Yoko YAMAGUCHI, Hajime MUSHIAKE,
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Abstract(in English) The neurons in the motor cortex show lateralization depending on the arm to use. To investigate if local field potential (LFP) oscillations change with contralateral and ipsilateral arm use, we analyzed the power of LFP in supplementary motor areas (SMA) and pre-SMA while animals performed a delayed-response arm use task. LFP power changed with the laterality of the arm use, but that it was frequency dependent. Specifically, power in the gamma range increased during contralateral arm use, while beta power increased with ipsilateral arm use. Subsequently, we confirmed that the frequency-dependent laterality was true also for the memory-guided trials. Our data therefore suggest that lateralized movement is executed by gamma oscillations and unit activities in the contralateral hemisphere, and is modulated by beta frequency activities in the ipsilateral hemisphere.
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Keyword(in English) LFP / Supplementary motor area
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Conference Date 2013/11/29(1days)
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Title (in English) Different lateralization of gamma and beta oscillations in primate medial motor area
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Keyword(1) LFP
Keyword(2) Supplementary motor area
1st Author's Name Ryosuke HOSAKA
1st Author's Affiliation Department of Applied Mathematics, Fukuoka University:RIKEN BSI()
2nd Author's Name Toshi NAKAJIMA
2nd Author's Affiliation Department of Physiology, Tohoku University School of Medicine
3rd Author's Name Kazuyuki AIHARA
3rd Author's Affiliation IIS, University of Tokyo
4th Author's Name Yoko YAMAGUCHI
4th Author's Affiliation RIKEN BSI
5th Author's Name Hajime MUSHIAKE
5th Author's Affiliation Department of Physiology, Tohoku University School of Medicine
Date 2013-12-06
Paper # NLP2013-114
Volume (vol) vol.113
Number (no) 341
Page pp.pp.-
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