The frontal eye field is involved in visual vector inversion in humans - a theta burst stimulation study
In the antisaccade task, subjects are requested to suppress a reflexive saccade towards a visual target and to perform a saccade towards the opposite side. In addition, in order to reproduce an accurate saccadic amplitude, the visual saccade vector (i.e., the distance between a central fixation poin...
Main Authors: | Jaun-Frutiger, K, Cazzoli, D, Müri, R, Bassetti, C, Nyffeler, T |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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Public Library of Science
2013
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