BDNF and stroke disorder: There are several potential reasons for this variability, such as stroke location and extent (217, 226), post-stroke duration (219, 225), presence of MEPs (31, 219, 227), hemispheric dominance pre-stroke (228), callosal (33, 189, 229) and corticospinal structural integrity (24, 34, 189), cortical target location for rTMS (193, 219, 224), brain-derived neurotrophic factor genotype (230), different interneuron populations activated by TMS (196), and combination with a well-controlled motor learning task or individualized physical therapy.