Laboratory for Computational Motor Control

 

Mollie Marko

 

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Mollie Marko, 2009.

 

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Thomas Reppert, Mollie Marko, Sarah Pekny, Michelle Harran, and Pavan Vaswani. Halloween, 2010.

 

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Sarah Pekny, Mollie Marko, Thomas Reppert, and Michelle Harran, 2010.

 

Mollie joined the lab in 2009 as a PhD student in the BME program, after completing a BS from Rutgers University.  Her research interests include the motor function in children with developmental disorders including autism.

 

mkmarko @ jhu dot edu

 

Her research results were published in the following papers:

 

Stimulation of the human motor cortex alters generalization patterns of motor learning.  JJ Orban de Xivry, MK Marko, SE Pekny, D Pastor, J Izawa, P Celnik, and R Shadmehr (2011) Journal of Neuroscience 31:7102-7110. 

 

Motor learning relies on integrated sensory inputs in ADHD, but over-selectively on proprioception in Autism spectrum conditions. J Izawa, SE Pekny, MK Marko, C Haswell, R Shadmehr, and SH Mostofsky (2012) Autism Research in press.