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Neural mechanism underlying task-specific enhancement of motor learning by concurrent transcranial direct current stimulation

Wang et al., 2023

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12208004078032820288
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Wang Y
Wang J
Zhang Q
Xiao K
Wang L
Yu Q
Xie Q
Poo M
Wen Y
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Neuroscience Bulletin

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The optimal protocol for neuromodulation by transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) remains unclear. Using the rotarod paradigm, we found that mouse motor learning was enhanced by anodal tDCS (3.2 mA/cm2) during but not before or after the performance of a …
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