FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1966403170> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W1966403170 endingPage "131" @default.
• W1966403170 startingPage "114" @default.
• W1966403170 abstract "Focal attention increases the middle-latency amplitude of somatosensory evoked potentials. Previously this effect has been suggested to be due to increased readiness in somatosensory cortex. Presently, we examine whether regularity of stimulus occurrence increases the proprioceptive evoked response as an indication of increased readiness. This is achieved through detailed analysis of both evoked and induced responses in the time-frequency domain. Electroencephalography in a 64 channels montage was recorded in fourteen healthy subjects. Two paradigms were explored: A Regular alternation between hand of presentation and a Random sequence of hand of presentation. The ERPWAVELAB toolbox was used for decomposition of the wavelet transformed data (7 to 47 Hz, –300 to +1500 ms) yielding the evoked amplitude (AvWT) and inter-trial phase coherence as well as the increase of non-time-locked activity (Induced). After initial exploration of the AvWT and Induced collapsed files of all subjects using two-way factor analyses (Non-Negative Matrix Factorization), further data decomposition was performed in restricted windows of interest (WOI). Main effects of side of stimulation, onset or offset, regularity and habituation on the evoked and induced activity are described for each WOI. The Regular paradigm evoked more activity than Random in the fast beta range (18–28 Hz) (mean: normalized amplitude 0.38 at 90 ms and 20.9 Hz) including increased phase precision. The findings confirm the possibility of modulation of middle-latency activity by regularity and suggest that this is due to facilitation of activity in secondary somatosensory cortices. Future studies need to examine whether the increased amplitude is associated with increased perceptual acuity." @default.
• W1966403170 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1966403170 creator A5018292103 @default.
• W1966403170 creator A5059840085 @default.
• W1966403170 creator A5066014869 @default.
• W1966403170 creator A5069893226 @default.
• W1966403170 date "2008-07-01" @default.
• W1966403170 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
• W1966403170 title "Regularity increases middle latency evoked and late induced beta brain response following proprioceptive stimulation" @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1521049442 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1603307924 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1888848313 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1964112192 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1964319761 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1969775655 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1972316094 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1977320664 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1977868671 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1982524534 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1983661181 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1986481362 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1987117508 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1989215993 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1989971580 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1993349646 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1995345165 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W1998660839 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2000335037 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2008053155 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2009604254 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2009739755 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2017374911 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2022456539 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2029943863 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2040560612 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2041018540 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2044284084 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2049864960 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2052006153 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2052800804 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2054450241 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2055651888 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2058070508 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2061045721 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2062363692 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2062835260 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2064064010 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2064172353 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2065704019 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2067009969 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2069876833 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2080067400 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2082015290 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2090781932 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2091621645 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2095458191 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2115562224 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2120768649 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2125031950 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2128495200 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2129537780 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2133366903 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2134322157 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2146335635 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2152673832 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2155658404 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2155663701 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2156528009 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2158882349 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2161206267 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2162292184 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2163029413 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2340552517 @default.
• W1966403170 cites W2615023511 @default.
• W1966403170 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.brainres.2008.03.057" @default.
• W1966403170 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18514635" @default.
• W1966403170 hasPublicationYear "2008" @default.
• W1966403170 type Work @default.
• W1966403170 sameAs 1966403170 @default.
• W1966403170 citedByCount "10" @default.
• W1966403170 countsByYear W19664031702012 @default.
• W1966403170 countsByYear W19664031702013 @default.
• W1966403170 countsByYear W19664031702014 @default.
• W1966403170 countsByYear W19664031702015 @default.
• W1966403170 countsByYear W19664031702016 @default.
• W1966403170 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W1966403170 hasAuthorship W1966403170A5018292103 @default.
• W1966403170 hasAuthorship W1966403170A5059840085 @default.
• W1966403170 hasAuthorship W1966403170A5066014869 @default.
• W1966403170 hasAuthorship W1966403170A5069893226 @default.
• W1966403170 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
• W1966403170 hasConcept C161941745 @default.
• W1966403170 hasConcept C169760540 @default.
• W1966403170 hasConcept C172497186 @default.
• W1966403170 hasConcept C180747234 @default.
• W1966403170 hasConcept C24998067 @default.
• W1966403170 hasConcept C2779918689 @default.
• W1966403170 hasConcept C50610925 @default.

• next