Neuroscientists Identify Brain Area for Manual Movement Assembly

A team of neuroscientists, including Jorge Almeida from the University of Coimbra, has identified an area behind the left ear as the brain's center for assembling movements used to manipulate objects.

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Cérebro executa todas as acções manuais a partir de um reportório reduzido de movimentos

Jorge Almeida, neurocientista da Universidade de Coimbra, integra a equipa que mostrou que uma área do cérebro atrás da orelha esquerda é o centro de montagem dos movimentos para manusear objectos.

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Neuroscientists Identify Brain Area for Manual Movement Assembly

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Cérebro executa todas as acções manuais a partir de um reportório reduzido de movimentos

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