Contrôle prédictif et codage du but des actions oro-faciales (Predictice control and coding of orofacial actions) [in French]
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_______________________________________________________________________________________________ Predictice control and coding of orofacial actions Predictice control and coding of orofacial actions Predictice control and coding of orofacial actions Predictice control and coding of orofacial actions Recent studies provide evidence for action goal coding of manual actions in premotor and posterior parietal cortices. To further extend these results, we used a repetition suppression paradigm while measuring neural activity with functional magnetic resonance imaging during repeated orofocial movements (lip protrusion, jaw lowering and tongue retraction movements). In the motor domain, this adaptation paradigm refers to decreased activity in specific neural populations due to repeated motor acts and has been proposed to reflect sensorimotor learning and reduced prediction errors by means of forward motor-to-sensory predictive processes. In the present study, orofacial movements activated a set of largely overlapping, common brain areas forming a core neural network classically involved in orofacial motor control. Crucially, suppressed neural responses during repeated orofacial actions were specifically observed in the left hemisphere, within the intraparietal sulcus and adjacent inferior parietal lobule, the superior parietal lobule and the ventral premotor cortex. These results provide evidence for action goal coding and forward motor-to- somatosensory predictive control of intransitive and silent orofacial actions in this fronto- parietal circuit. MOTS-CLES : contrôle moteur orofacial, codage du but de l’action, modèle prédictif forward, IRMf, répétition suppression. 289 KEYWORDS : orofacial motor control, action goal coding, forward predictive model, fMRI, repetition suppression. 1111
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Actes de la conférence conjointe JEP-TALN-RECITAL 2012, volume 1: JEP, pages 289–296, Grenoble, 4 au 8 juin 2012. c ⃝2012 ATALA & AFCP Co Co Co Contrôle ntrôle ntrôle ntrôle prédictif prédictif prédictif prédictif et codage et codage et codage et codage du but du but du but du but des actions oro des actions oro des actions oro des actions orofaciales faciales faciales faciales Krystyna Grabski1, Laurent Lamalle2,3, Marc Sato1 (1) Département Parole & Cognition, GIPSA-Lab, CNRS & Grenoble Université, France. (2) SFR1 RMN Biomédicale et Neurosciences, CHU de Grenoble. (3) INSERM Correspondance : Krystyna.grabski@gipsa-lab.grenoble-inp.fr RESUME _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Des études récentes démontrent l’existence de processus liés au codage du but des actions manuelles dans les cortex prémoteur et pariétal postérieur. De manière à étendre ces résultats à des actions orofaciales, nous avons utilisé un paradigme de répétition suppression lors d’une étude par imagerie par résonance magnétique fonctionnelle impliquant la réalisation répétée de mouvements supralaryngés (protrusion des lèvres, abaissement de la mâchoire, rétraction de la langue). Ce paradigme d’adaptation s’appuie sur une diminution d’activité de populations neuronales spécifiques lors de la répétition d’actes moteurs et reflète des mécanismes d’apprentissage sensorimoteur et une réduction d’erreurs de prédiction entre les conséquences sensorielles réelles et prédites des actions réalisées. Dans la présente étude, les mouvements orofaciaux impliquent un ensemble de régions cérébrales communes constituant un réseau neural minimal classiquement impliqué dans le contrôle moteur orofacial. De manière cruciale, une diminution d’activité lors de la répétition des mouvements orofaciaux a été spécifiquement observée dans l’hémisphère gauche, au sein du sulcus intrapariétal et le lobule pariétal inférieur adjacent, le lobule pariétal supérieur et le cortex prémoteur ventral. Ces résultats démontrent l’existence de mécanismes de contrôle prédictif et de codage du but des actions orofaciales intransitives et silencieuses au sein de ce circuit fronto-pariétal. ABSTRACT _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Predictice control and coding of orofacial actions Predictice control and coding of orofacial actions Predictice control and coding of orofacial actions Predictice control and coding of orofacial actions Recent studies provide evidence for action goal coding of manual actions in premotor and posterior parietal cortices. To further extend these results, we used a repetition suppression paradigm while measuring neural activity with functional magnetic resonance imaging during repeated orofocial movements (lip protrusion, jaw lowering and tongue retraction movements). In the motor domain, this adaptation paradigm refers to decreased activity in specific neural populations due to repeated motor acts and has been proposed to reflect sensorimotor learning and reduced prediction errors by means of forward motor-to-sensory predictive processes. In the present study, orofacial movements activated a set of largely overlapping, common brain areas forming a core neural network classically involved in orofacial motor control. Crucially, suppressed neural responses during repeated orofacial actions were specifically observed in the left hemisphere, within the intraparietal sulcus and adjacent inferior parietal lobule, the superior parietal lobule and the ventral premotor cortex. These results provide evidence for action goal coding and forward motor-to- somatosensory predictive control of intransitive and silent orofacial actions in this fronto- parietal circuit. MOTS-CLES …
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_______________________________________________________________________________________________ Predictice control and coding of orofacial actions Predictice control and coding of orofacial actions Predictice control and coding of orofacial actions Predictice control and coding of orofacial actions Recent studies provide evidence for action goal coding of manual actions in premotor and posterior parietal cortices. To further extend these results, we used a repetition suppression paradigm while measuring neural activity with functional magnetic resonance imaging during repeated orofocial movements (lip protrusion, jaw lowering and tongue retraction movements). In the motor domain, this adaptation paradigm refers to decreased activity in specific neural populations due to repeated motor acts and has been proposed to reflect sensorimotor learning and reduced prediction errors by means of forward motor-to-sensory predictive processes. In the present study, orofacial movements activated a set of largely overlapping, common brain areas forming a core neural network classically involved in orofacial motor control. Crucially, suppressed neural responses during repeated orofacial actions were specifically observed in the left hemisphere, within the intraparietal sulcus and adjacent inferior parietal lobule, the superior parietal lobule and the ventral premotor cortex. These results provide evidence for action goal coding and forward motor-tosomatosensory predictive control of intransitive and silent orofacial actions in this frontoparietal circuit. MOTS-CLES : contrôle moteur orofacial, codage du but de l’action, modèle prédictif forward, IRMf, répétition suppression. 289 KEYWORDS : orofacial motor control, action goal coding, forward predictive model, fMRI, repetition suppression. 1111
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- Paper ID:
- 1833
- Year:
- 2012
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- conf
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