Involvement of the cerebellum in sequential finger movement learning: Evidence from functional magnetic resonance imaging

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	Involvement of the cerebellum in sequential finger movement learning: Evidence from functional magnetic resonance imaging
	Y. H. Zhu; H. B. Di; Y. Yuan; J. G. Ren; W. Yu; Z. Q. Zhang; J. H. Gao; X. C. Weng; Y. Z. Chen; WENG Xuchu
刊名	Chinese Science Bulletin
	2005
卷号	50 期号:17 页码:1887-1891
关键词	cerebellum learning performance sequential movement fMRI
ISSN号	1001-6538
英文摘要	Whether the cerebellum is involved in voluntary motor learning or motor performance is the subject of a new debate. Using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), we examined cerebellar activation in eight volunteers before and after an extended period of training. Activation volume on both sides of cerebellum after learning was significantly reduced compared to that before learning even under the same motor frequency. Remarkably, while motor frequency for the training sequence was significantly higher than the control sequence after 41 d of learning, activation in the cerebellum for both sequences, with respect to activation loci and volumes, was very similar. These results suggest that the cerebellum was involved in motor learning but not motor performance. Changes of cerebellar activation from training thus appear to be associated with learning but not with improvement on task performance.
学科主题	认知神经科学
语种	英语
公开日期	2011-08-22
内容类型	期刊论文
源URL	[http://ir.psych.ac.cn/handle/311026/5504]
专题	心理研究所_中国科学院心理研究所回溯数据库(1956-2010)
通讯作者	WENG Xuchu
推荐引用方式 GB/T 7714	Y. H. Zhu,H. B. Di,Y. Yuan,et al. Involvement of the cerebellum in sequential finger movement learning: Evidence from functional magnetic resonance imaging[J]. Chinese Science Bulletin,2005,50(17):1887-1891.
APA	Y. H. Zhu.,H. B. Di.,Y. Yuan.,J. G. Ren.,W. Yu.,...&WENG Xuchu.(2005).Involvement of the cerebellum in sequential finger movement learning: Evidence from functional magnetic resonance imaging.Chinese Science Bulletin,50(17),1887-1891.
MLA	Y. H. Zhu,et al."Involvement of the cerebellum in sequential finger movement learning: Evidence from functional magnetic resonance imaging".Chinese Science Bulletin 50.17(2005):1887-1891.