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    Data associated with "Lingual electrotactile discrimination ability is associated with the presence of specific connective tissue structures (papillae) on the tongue surface"

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    Electrical stimulation of nerve endings in the tongue can be used to communicate information to users and has been shown to be highly effective in sensory substitution applications. The anterior tip of the tongue has very small somatosensory receptive fields, comparable to those of the fingertips, allowing for precise two-point discrimination and high tactile sensitivity. However, perception of electrotactile stimuli varies significantly between users, and across the tongue surface. Despite this, previous studies all used uniform electrode grids to stimulate a region of the dorsal-medial tongue ...
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    Allison, Tyler S.; Moritz, Joel, Jr.; Turk, Philip; Stone-Roy, Leslie M.

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    2020
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    Allison, T.S., Moritz, J., Jr, Turk, P., Stone-Roy, L.M. (2020) Lingual electrotactile discrimination ability is associated with the presence of specific connective tissue structures (papillae) on the tongue surface. PLoS ONE 15(8): e0237142. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0237142
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