Cerebellar-cortical interactions in health, aging and disease

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation 100%
2. Cerebellum 51%
3. Learning 46%
4. Motor Cortex 29%
5. Sensory Feedback 27%
6. Young Adult 24%
7. Brain 23%
8. Robotics 20%
9. Hand 20%
10. Linguistics 19%
11. Memory Consolidation 19%
12. Proprioception 19%
13. Reaction Time 18%
14. Postural Balance 17%
15. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation 16%
16. Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy 15%
17. Hand Strength 15%
18. Prefrontal Cortex 15%
19. Language 15%
20. Semantics 14%
21. Healthy Aging 14%
22. Uncertainty 13%
23. Upper Extremity 12%
24. Color 12%
25. Decision Making 12%
26. Cognition 11%
27. Meta-Analysis 11%
28. Short-Term Memory 11%
29. Arm 9%
30. Magnetic Resonance Imaging 9%
31. Sensorimotor Cortex 9%
32. Aptitude 9%
33. Eye Movements 8%
34. Age Groups 8%
35. Scalp 7%
36. Research Subjects 7%
37. Posture 7%
38. Thalamus 7%
39. Health 7%
40. Saccades 7%
41. Parietal Lobe 6%
42. Fingers 6%
43. Theoretical Models 6%
44. Functional Neuroimaging 6%
45. Cerebellar Nuclei 5%
46. Efficiency 5%
47. Joints 5%
48. Basal Ganglia 5%