2024
DOI: 10.1101/2024.09.10.612221
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The cardiac, respiratory and gastric rhythms independently modulate corticospinal excitability

Tahnée Engelen,
Teresa Schuhmann,
Alexander T. Sack
et al.

Abstract: Interoception refers to the sensing of the internal state of the body and encompasses various bodily axes. Yet many interoceptive signals display unique qualities. The heart, lungs, and stomach each have their distinct frequencies, afferent pathways, and respective functions. At the same time each of these organs has been demonstrated to interact with neural activity and behaviour. To what extent then should different organs be treated as separate modalities in interoception? We here aim to answer this questio… Show more

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