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. 2019 Nov 26;9:17605. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-53985-7

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Location of the stimulation site. This figure displays the anatomical stimulation location sites in all the participants and shows an overlap of these sites with the standard left M1 or left PMd location for both groups. The anatomical stimulation sites are presented in a heat map, with individual subjects plotted in red and overlap between participants reflected in warmer colors (with yellow representing the surface shared by most of the participants). The standard M1 and PMd ROIs are displayed in blue. The overlap between the anatomical stimulation site location and the standard ROIs location is colored in purple. M1: primary motor area, PMd: dorsal premotor cortex, L: left.