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Neurophysiology: electrically evoking sensory experience
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Neurophysiology: electrically evoking sensory experience
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Abstract
Monkeys trained to distinguish touch stimuli that 'flutter' with different frequencies can similarly distinguish electrical stimulation of the somatosensory cortex according to its frequency; the implication is that the electrically-evoked patterns of cortical activity cause flutter sensations similar to those induced by touch.
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