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Sound processing takes motor control

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Neurons linking the brain region that controls movement to the region involved in auditory control have been found to suppress auditory responses when mice move, but the reason for this inhibition is unclear. See Article p.189

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Figure 1: Quiet in the auditory cortex.

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  1. Uri Livneh and Anthony Zador are at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, New York 11724, USA.,

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