An fMRI Study of the Cortex Related to the Movements of Fingers and Toes in Dominant Hands and Feet While Intentionally Losing at Rock-Paper-Scissor

Hitoshi Makino(Hokkaido Bunkyo University), Katsunori Ikoma(Hokkaido University Hospital)

Medical Entomology and Zoology

March 15, 2015

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