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CFA

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Aliases

caudal forelimb area, primary motor cortex

Evidence Snippets

the mouse analogs of forelimb premotor and primary motor cortex (RFA and CFA)
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Linked Claims

Claim 1behavior dependent hierarchysupports2025Source 1DOIPubMed

Hierarchical interactions between forelimb motor cortical regions vary between behavioral contexts.

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These findings demonstrate that hierarchical interactions between forelimb motor cortical regions vary between behavioral contexts.
Claim 2behavior specific short latency interactionssupports2025Source 1DOIPubMed

Short-latency influence between RFA and CFA on putative excitatory and inhibitory populations in different cortical laminae is behaviorally specific.

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Short-latency influence between regions on putative excitatory and inhibitory populations in different cortical laminae also showed behavioral specificity.
Claim 3direction of influence shiftsupports2025Source 1DOIPubMed

During reaching, RFA has dominant influence on forelimb muscles and on CFA, whereas during climbing CFA has dominant influence on muscles and on RFA.

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Results revealed that RFA's dominant influence on forelimb muscles and on CFA during reaching is replaced by a dominant influence of CFA on muscles and on RFA during climbing
Claim 4timing difference losssupports2025Source 1DOIPubMed

During climbing, simultaneous recordings in RFA and CFA show loss of activity timing differences that had been seen during reaching and previously interpreted as hierarchy.

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Simultaneous recordings in both areas during climbing revealed a loss of activity timing differences seen during reaching previously interpreted as reflective of hierarchy.