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Heritability of Intracortical Inhibition and Facilitation

Maria Concetta Pellicciari, Domenica Veniero, Cristina Marzano, Fabio Moroni, Cornelia Pirulli, Giuseppe Curcio, Michele Ferrara, Carlo Miniussi, Paolo Maria Rossini and Luigi De Gennaro
Journal of Neuroscience 15 July 2009, 29 (28) 8897-8900; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2112-09.2009
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    Mean (±SE) values of intracortical excitability in 16 MZ, 16 DZ twins, and 20 UP subjects measured by the PP TMS technique. Mean changes in MEP amplitude expressed as the ratio between conditioned responses at different ISI divided by test (unconditioned) responses. Horizontal line indicates MEP amplitude at baseline. Error bars, SEM.

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    Table 1.

    rICC of corticospinal excitability

    MZDZUPMZ versus DZMZ versus UPDZ versus UP
    ZpZpZp
    LTrICC = 0.79rICC = 0.69rICC = −0.080.350.361.980.021.580.06
    MTrICC = 0.72rICC = 0.70rICC = −0.040.060.471.620.051.550.04
    UTrICC = 0.65rICC = 0.79rICC = −0.03−0.470.321.370.081.880.03
    • rICC of corticospinal measures for LT, UT, and standard MT, within MZ and DZ twin pairs and UP. Results of the significance testing on the difference between rICC of MZ, DZ, and UP are also reported (p ≤ 0.05, uncorrected for multiple comparisons).

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    Table 2.

    rICC of intracortical excitability

    MZDZUPMZ versus DZMZ versus UPDZ versus UP
    ZpZpZp
    1 msrICC = 0.37rICC = 0.25rICC =   0.440.210.42−0.140.44−0.370.36
    3 msrICC = 0.78rICC = 0.11rICC = −0.191.480.072.110.020.520.30
    7 msrICC = 0.87rICC = 0.25rICC =  0.351.700.041.650.05−0.190.42
    12 msrICC = 0.62rICC = 0.31rICC = −0.010.640.261.250.100.560.29
    • rICC for the intracortical excitability values, measured by the PP technique, within MZ and DZ twin pairs and UP. Results of the significance testing on the difference between rICC of MZ, DZ, and UP are also reported (p ≤ 0.05, uncorrected for multiple comparisons).

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Maria Concetta Pellicciari, Domenica Veniero, Cristina Marzano, Fabio Moroni, Cornelia Pirulli, Giuseppe Curcio, Michele Ferrara, Carlo Miniussi, Paolo Maria Rossini, Luigi De Gennaro
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