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. 2014 Feb 19;8:17. doi: 10.3389/fnint.2014.00017

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Copyright © 2014 Collinger, Vinjamuri, Degenhart, Weber, Sudre, Boninger, Tyler-Kabara and Wang.

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ECoG grid locations. Left, ECoG grid locations shown on x-ray for Subjects F, G, I, and J. The motor cortical areas are highlighted in green. The schematic inset on each x-ray shows electrodes that were significantly modulated as indicated by the color. Red = Significant modulation during action execution (AE) and observation (AO), Blue = Significant modulation during AE only, Green = Significant modulation during AO only, White = no significant modulation. Electrode positions are shown on a standard brain model to the right of each x-ray using the same color scheme. The two large white arrows (Subjects F and J) mark the two electrodes whose data are shown in Figures 3, 4.