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Intensity matters: high-intensity interval exercise enhances motor cortex plasticity more than moderate exercise
SC Andrews, D Curtin, Z Hawi, J Wongtrakun, JC Stout, JP Coxon
Cerebral Cortex 30 (1), 101-112, 2020
762020
Motor cortex plasticity response to acute cardiorespiratory exercise and intermittent theta-burst stimulation is attenuated in premanifest and early Huntington’s disease
SC Andrews, D Curtin, JP Coxon, JC Stout
Scientific Reports 12 (1), 1104, 2022
52022
D2 receptor blockade eliminates exercise-induced changes in cortical inhibition and excitation
D Curtin, EM Taylor, MA Bellgrove, TTJ Chong, JP Coxon
Brain Stimulation 16 (3), 727-733, 2023
22023
A single bout of moderate-intensity aerobic exercise improves motor learning in premanifest and early Huntington’s disease
SC Andrews, L Kämpf, D Curtin, M Hinder, N Wenderoth, JC Stout, ...
Frontiers in Psychology 14, 1089333, 2023
12023
Exercise in Parkinson’s disease
E Taylor, D Curtin, JJ Hendrikse, CJ Cadwallader, JC Stout, TTJ Chong, ...
Exercise to prevent and manage chronic disease across the lifespan, 403-412, 2022
12022
What's off‐key in the brain of musicians with focal task‐specific dystonia?
CJ Cadwallader, D Curtin, EM Taylor, JP Coxon
The Journal of Physiology 596 (12), 2277, 2018
12018
Ageing attenuates exercise‐enhanced motor cortical plasticity
D Curtin, CJ Cadwallader, EM Taylor, SC Andrews, JC Stout, ...
The Journal of Physiology, 2023
2023
High-intensity acute exercise impacts motor learning in healthy older adults
J Coxon, E Taylor, C Cadwallader, D Curtin, T Chong, J Hendrikse
2023
The effect of dopamine D2 receptor blockade on human motor skill learning
EM Taylor, D Curtin, TTJ Chong, MA Bellgrove, JP Coxon
bioRxiv, 2023.09. 01.556003, 2023
2023
Exercise and cognition in aging
CJ Cadwallader, E Taylor, TTJ Chong, D Curtin, JJ Hendrikse, JC Stout, ...
Exercise to Prevent and Manage Chronic Disease Across the Lifespan, 437-450, 2022
2022
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