Heading in the right direction: the importance of direction selectivity for cerebellar motor learning

Abstract

In its most rudimentary form, information processing in the nervous system is typically bi-directional. Sensory afferent neurons relay sensory information to the central nervous system while efferent pathways carry processed nerve impulses to peripheral targets.

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