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. 2010 Mar 3;4:5. doi: 10.3389/neuro.08.005.2010

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Copyright © 2010 Newman-Norlund, Ondobaka, van Schie, van Elswijk and Bekkering.

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(A) Reaction times to incongruent and congruent cues during stimulation of IFG and control sites. Reaction times were faster to congruent stimuli in control conditions. This effect was abolished following application of TMS to the IFG site. (B) The pattern of results was identical in non-biological trials. Notably, reaction times were, in general, faster in response to non-biological as compared to biologically cued trials. Collapsed across cue type and congruency, responses following application of TMS to right IFG were significantly slower than responses following TMS to a homologous area in the left hemisphere.