HMN24 - 04 - Intro to the Neuro Motor Hierarchy

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The lecture introduces the concept of the motor hierarchy in neuroscience, focusing on the neural control of human movement. It discusses the structure from the cortex to subcortical systems, spinal cord, and muscles, emphasizing the role of the frontal lobe, motor cortex, cerebellum, and basal ganglia. The instructor highlights the importance of understanding motor plan competition and its implications for movement disorders like Parkinson's and Huntington's diseases. The cerebellum's role in motor coordination and tool use is explained, along with the spinal cord's function in reflexes and central pattern generators. The lecture encourages students to explore these topics further using AI tools and research papers.

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