Biology Asked by AgentMFaith on August 24, 2020
With the corpus callosum located in the cerebrum, and motor memories having a closer relationship to the cerebellum (which I’m not quite sure about), is there a significant relationship between the corpus callosum and motor memories? Do motor memories process in one hemisphere and are then shared with the other- if so, how? Thank you so much for your time and patience!
This study tests the time it takes for patients with damaged corpus callosums to perform intermanual transfer motor tasks.
Patients drew a meaningless figure with one hand, then did it again with the other hand (And vice versa). Thus performing intermanual transfer.
All three patients displayed a significant benefit for transfer from the dominant to the non-dominant hand but not vice versa during proximal motor activity.
...the proximal transfer behavior was found to be similar for all patients in the healthy group.
From these results, a relationship exsists.
Answered by Andrew on August 24, 2020
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