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Rizzolatti 80s

Ventral pre-motor cortex of macaque monkeys

Gallese

Homologue for ventral pre-motor cortex is Broca's area

Gallese 1996

Recorded from 532 neurons in F5, 92 were MN


Bilaterally, no hemispheric effects

Moving back, increasingly visual, decreasingly motor




Superior Temporal Sulcus for biological movement





Mukamel et al 2010

Single neuron recording in epilepsy surgery


Medial temporal lobe NOT an area typically implicated


Found evidence


(human homologue is not correct?)

Ultima et al 2001

Goal directed behaviour is encoded more strongly

Fogassi et al 2005

Intentional coding- ie you can tell what the person is going to do before action is completed

Fadiga et al 1995

Fadiga effect


TMS stimulated movement


MEP reduced when viewing the same movement


MN show specificity

Hari et al 1998

Magnetoencephalography (MEG)


Medial nerve stimulation


Neuronal signature in corresponding motor area


Lessened when viewing same movement

Dinstein et al 2007

repetition suppression (second signal lowered if MN is the same)




fMRI "rock, paper, scissors"


Did show evidence

Chong et al 2008

Inferior parietal lobe responds to action and observation (fMRI)

Kilner et al 2008

Inferior frontal gyrus


repetition suppression

Kilner et al 2007

Recognition model- NO would require 1:1 mapping


Predictive coding- prediction coding and a feedforward model- generative model using MN




Oztop 2013- activity on observation is not enough, need understanding

Kilner et al 2003

action-observation robot vs human


interference with non-congruent observation


more with biological movement




shows overlap of observation and execution





Mirror neurons have multi modality

facial expression, touch, disgust

Blakemore 2005

somatosensory cortex active when others touched

Williams 2001

"broken mirror theory"

Dapretto et al 2006

MN impaired in autism

Hamilton et al 2006

ASD children showed superior gesture recognition


Lacked TOM

Ramachandran and Oberman 2006

Lack of MN in IRG and motor cortex in ASD

Hamilton and Southgate 2008

Imitation requires more than MN




ASD understood intention with failed execution

Fan 2010

No difference in MN response between ASD and control




No difference in MN activity in ASD who failed to replicate action




Link to communication ability

Arbib 2012

Mirror neuron account of language development

Ronald 2006

2 distinct categories for ASD

Caggiano et al 2012

F5 response differs with value associated to object being grasped (food or not food)




Goal directed behaviour