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Age-related differences in how tDCS priming modulates cortical inhibition during fatigue recovery
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• Priming effects emerged at recovery rather than immediately post-fatigue • Young adults showed greater MEP recovery under stDCS–atDCS and ctDCS–atDCS • Older adults showed less GABAB-mediated inhibition at recovery under ctDCS-atDCS • tDCS-induced cortical changes did not impact fatigability or motor performance
Keywords:
ageing
cortical excitability
fatiguing exercise
intracortical inhibition
metaplasticity
motor performance
TMS
tDCS
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