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Cerebellar associative learning underlies skilled reach adaptation - Nature Neuroscience
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The cerebellum is hypothesized to refine movement through online adjustments. We examined how such predictive control may be generated using a mouse reach paradigm, testing whether the cerebellum uses within-reach information as a predictor to adjust reach kinematics. We first identified a population-level response in Purkinje cells that scales inversely with reach velocity, pointing to the cerebellar cortex as a potential site linking kinematic predictors and anticipatory control.
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