New work from our lab showing the human frontal lobe receives fast, low-level speech information in parallel with early speech areas!
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New in @NatureHumBehav, @jessierliu, Lingyun Zhao, PhD & @ChangLabUCSF show that the middle precentral gyrus coordinates the muscle movements required to speak, challenging the longstanding view that Broca's area controls this process: nature.com/articles/s4156…View quoted post on X
In natural conversations, people can stop speaking at any time. How? Using high-density electrocorticography, Zhao et al. find a distinct neural signal in the human premotor cortex that inhibits speech output to achieve abrupt stopping. @ChangLabUcsfView quoted post on X
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