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. 2018 Feb 16;12:72. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2018.00072

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Copyright © 2018 Chaumillon, Blouin and Guillaume.

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Waveforms and average results from bipolar recordings computed over posterior sites. (A) Grand average bipolar waveforms recorded over P3 (blue waves) and P4 (red waves) electrodes in the two experimental conditions (LVF or RVF stimulation). Shading blue and red areas represent the SEM across subjects. (B) Individual data and mean IHTT as a function of the DE and of the direction of interhemispheric transfer. Statistical analysis showed a main effect of the direction of the interhemispheric transfer: IHTT was faster from right to left (gray circles) than from left to right (green circles). Nevertheless, as revealed by the 95% Confident Intervals reported between brackets, this pattern was only significant in right-handers with a right DE. (C) Individual data and mean P100-N160 amplitudes recorded over contralateral (dark blue circles) and ipsilateral (light blue circles) hemispheres to the stimulation. The hemisphere contralateral to the stimulation showed greater P100-N160 amplitudes than the ipsilateral hemisphere. Asterisks show a significant effect (p < 0.05).