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マウスの前肢に関連するM2からM1の皮質皮質経路の回路組織

Louis Richevaux, Rita Fischer, Miraya Baid

    bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
    |February 12, 2026
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    この研究は,第2次運動皮質 (M2) が,第1次運動皮質 (M1) のコルチコスピナルニューロンを直接刺激し,前肢運動制御に不可欠な抑制を媒介するパルバルブミン (PV) ニューロンがどのように作用するかを明らかにしています.

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