Paired-pulse TMS and scalp EEG reveal systematic relationship between inhibitory GABAa signaling in M1 and fronto-central cortical activity during action stopping

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Background: When we planned Megan Hynd's recent study (https://t.co/b7UJdhWYbl), Cheol convinced us to collect data from both stop-signal task and pure-go task blocks to test some hypotheses about proactive control settings. 2/5 https://t.co/VXecappfPr

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Had a blast with @Greenhouse_Lab & @SwannLab discussing with @Wessel_Lab their @JNeurophysiol paper on how electrophysiological measures of inhibition (EEG-captured P3 and TMS-derived SICI) relate to each other, and to behavior. More of this science…

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