Principal components of hand kinematics and neurophysiological signals in motor cortex during reach to grasp movements
Identifieur interne : 003118 ( Ncbi/Merge ); précédent : 003117; suivant : 003119Principal components of hand kinematics and neurophysiological signals in motor cortex during reach to grasp movements
Auteurs : Mohsen Mollazadeh [États-Unis] ; Vikram Aggarwal [États-Unis] ; Nitish V. Thakor [États-Unis] ; Marc H. Schieber [États-Unis]Source :
- Journal of Neurophysiology [ 0022-3077 ] ; 2014.
Abstract
A few kinematic synergies identified by principal component analysis (PCA) account for most of the variance in the coordinated joint rotations of the fingers and wrist used for a wide variety of hand movements. To examine the possibility that motor cortex might control the hand through such synergies, we collected simultaneous kinematic and neurophysiological data from monkeys performing a reach-to-grasp task. We used PCA, jPCA and isomap to extract kinematic synergies from 18 joint angles in the fingers and wrist and analyzed the relationships of both single-unit and multiunit spike recordings, as well as local field potentials (LFPs), to these synergies. For most spike recordings, the maximal absolute cross-correlations of firing rates were somewhat stronger with an individual joint angle than with any principal component (PC), any jPC or any isomap dimension. In decoding analyses, where spikes and LFP power in the 100- to 170-Hz band each provided better decoding than other LFP-based signals, the first PC was decoded as well as the best decoded joint angle. But the remaining PCs and jPCs were predicted with lower accuracy than individual joint angles. Although PCs, jPCs or isomap dimensions might provide a more parsimonious description of kinematics, our findings indicate that the kinematic synergies identified with these techniques are not represented in motor cortex more strongly than the original joint angles. We suggest that the motor cortex might act to sculpt the synergies generated by subcortical centers, superimposing an ability to individuate finger movements and adapt the hand to grasp a wide variety of objects.
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