Topic: Female

Journal: Experimental Brain Research. Experimentelle Hirnforschung. Expérimentation Cérébrale

Documents

A list of abstracts that contain a topic of "Female" and a journal name of "Experimental Brain Research. Experimentelle Hirnforschung. Expérimentation Cérébrale".

• Observation of a Finger or an Object Movement Primes Imitative Responses Differentially.

  PMID: 16944109

• Local and Global Affordances and Manual Planning.

  PMID: 17171335

• Visual Spatial Clues Enhance Ocular Torsion Response During Visual Tilt.

  PMID: 16791595

• Saccadic Instabilities in Albinism Without Nystagmus.

  PMID: 16718432

• Responses of Neurons in the Lateral Intraparietal Area to Central Visual Cues.

  PMID: 16738908

• A Search Advantage for Faces Learned in Motion.

  PMID: 16331505

• Accurate Production of Time-varying Patterns of the Moment of Force in Multi-finger Tasks.

  PMID: 16779549

• Task-switching with Antisaccades Versus No-go Trials: a Comparison of Inter-trial Effects.

  PMID: 16369785

• Modulatory Effects of 1 Hz Rtms over the Cerebellum on Motor Cortex Excitability.

  PMID: 16917771

• Automatic Motor Cortex Activation for Natural As Compared to Awkward Grips of a Manipulable Object.

  PMID: 16041509

• The Effect of Trial Number on the Emergence of the 'broken Escalator' Locomotor Aftereffect.

  PMID: 16639502

• Age-related Differences in Adaptation During Childhood: the Influences of Muscular Power Production and Segmental Energy Flow Caused by Muscles.

  PMID: 17019608

• Determinants Guiding Alternate Foot Placement Selection and the Behavioral Responses Are Similar when Avoiding a Real or a Virtual Obstacle.

  PMID: 16369789

• There Are Differences in Cerebral Activation Between Females in Distinct Menstrual Phases During Viewing of Erotic Stimuli: A Fmri Study.

  PMID: 16604320

• Adaptation of Postural Orientation to Changes in Surface Inclination.

  PMID: 17039357

• Eccentric Eye and Head Positions in Darkness Induce Deviation from the Intended Path.

  PMID: 16604319

• Intact Automatic Avoidance of Obstacles in Patients with Visual Form Agnosia.

  PMID: 16680429

• Aiming for the Future: Prospective Action Difficulty, Prescribed Difficulty, and Fitts' Law.

  PMID: 16770631

• Depth Perception in Cerebellar and Basal Ganglia Disease.

  PMID: 16733701

• Evidence for Positive Force Feedback During Involuntary Aftercontractions.

  PMID: 16421731

• The Role of Prefrontal Cortex in Visuo-spatial Planning: A Repetitive Tms Study.

  PMID: 16710684

• Opposite Impact on 14c-2-deoxyglucose Brain Metabolism Following Patterns of High and Low Frequency Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation in the Posterior Parietal Cortex.

  PMID: 16972076

• Corticomotor Facilitation Associated with Observation, Imagery and Imitation of Hand Actions: a Comparative Study in Young and Old Adults.

  PMID: 16947064

• Impedance is Modulated to Meet Accuracy Demands During Goal-directed Arm Movements.

  PMID: 16372169

• Temporal Dynamics of Semicircular Canal and Otolith Function Following Acute Unilateral Vestibular Deafferentation in Humans.

  PMID: 17091290

• Asymmetry of Interhemispheric Interaction in Left-handed Subjects.

  PMID: 16896985

• Location Specificity of Plantar Cutaneous Reflexes Involving Lower Limb Muscles in Humans.

  PMID: 16847613

• Genetic Interaction Between Alpha4 and Beta2 Subunits of High Affinity Nicotinic Receptor: Analysis in Schizophrenia.

  PMID: 16636791

• Grasping Trapezoidal Objects.

  PMID: 17310376

• Saccadic Lateropulsion in Wallenberg Syndrome: a Window to Access Cerebellar Control of Saccades?

  PMID: 16680426

• Excitatory and Inhibitory After-effects After Repetitive Magnetic Transcranial Stimulation (Rtms) in Normal Subjects.

  PMID: 16900360

• A Dynamic Fmri Study of Illusory Double-flash Effect on Human Visual Cortex.

  PMID: 16369788

• Brain Activity During Visuomotor Behavior Triggered by Arbitrary and Spatially Constrained Cues: an Fmri Study in Humans.

  PMID: 16418844

• Effects of Explicit Knowledge of Workspace Rotation in Visuomotor Sequence Learning.

  PMID: 16724178

---