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Authors:
Stuart, DG
Citation: Dg. Stuart, The segmental motor system - advances, issues, and possibilities, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 3-28
Authors:
Kernell, D
Citation: D. Kernell, Repetitive impulse firing in motoneurons: facts and perspectives, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 31-37
Authors:
Hultborn, H
Citation: H. Hultborn, Plateau potentials and their role in regulating motoneuronal firing, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 39-48
Authors:
Heckman, CJ
Lee, RH
Citation: Cj. Heckman et Rh. Lee, Synaptic integration in bistable motoneurons, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 49-56
Authors:
Delgado-Lezama, R
Hounsgaard, J
Citation: R. Delgado-lezama et J. Hounsgaard, Adapting motoneurons for motor behavior, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 57-63
Authors:
Kirkwood, PA
Ford, TW
Donga, R
Saywell, SA
Holstege, G
Citation: Pa. Kirkwood et al., Assessing the strengths of motoneuron inputs: different anatomical and physiological approaches compared, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 67-82
Authors:
Powers, RK
Binder, MD
Citation: Rk. Powers et Md. Binder, Models of spike encoding and their use in the interpretation of motor unitrecordings in man, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 83-98
Authors:
Rose, PK
Cushing, S
Citation: Pk. Rose et S. Cushing, Non-linear summation of synaptic currents on spinal motoneurons: lessons from simulations of the behaviour of anatomically realistic models, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 99-107
Authors:
Rudomin, P
Citation: P. Rudomin, Selectivity of presynaptic inhibition: a mechanism for independent controlof information flow through individual collaterals of single muscle spindle afferents, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 109-117
Authors:
Taylor, A
Ellaway, PH
Durbaba, R
Citation: A. Taylor et al., Why are there three types of intrafusal muscle fibers?, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 121-131
Authors:
Prochazka, A
Citation: A. Prochazka, Quantifying proprioception, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 133-142
Authors:
Proske, U
Wise, AK
Gregory, JE
Citation: U. Proske et al., Movement detection thresholds at the human elbow joint, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 143-147
Authors:
Jankowska, E
Gladden, MH
Citation: E. Jankowska et Mh. Gladden, A positive feedback circuit involving muscle spindle secondaries and gammamotoneurons in the cat, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 149-156
Authors:
Munson, JB
Johnson, RD
Mendell, LM
Citation: Jb. Munson et al., Neurotrophin-3 and maintenance of muscle afferent function, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 157-163
Authors:
Burke, RE
Citation: Re. Burke, Revisiting the notion of 'motor unit types', PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 167-175
Authors:
Cope, TC
Sokoloff, AJ
Citation: Tc. Cope et Aj. Sokoloff, Orderly recruitment tested across muscle boundaries, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 177-190
Authors:
Gordon, T
Tyreman, N
Rafause, VF
Munson, JB
Citation: T. Gordon et al., Limited plasticity of adult motor units conserves recruitment order and rate coding, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 191-202
Authors:
Nordstrom, MA
Miles, TS
Gooden, BR
Butler, SL
Ridding, MC
Thompson, PD
Citation: Ma. Nordstrom et al., Motor cortical control of human masticatory muscles, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 203-214
Authors:
Bawa, P
Jones, KE
Citation: P. Bawa et Ke. Jones, Do lengthening contractions represent a case of reversal in recruitment order?, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 215-220
Authors:
Goldberg, SJ
Shall, MS
Citation: Sj. Goldberg et Ms. Shall, Motor units of extraocular muscles: recent findings, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 221-232
Authors:
Callister, RJ
Peterson, EH
Brichta, AM
Citation: Rj. Callister et al., Neuromuscular strategies underlying ballistic movements, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 233-243
Authors:
Selverston, A
Citation: A. Selverston, General principles of rhythmic motor pattern generation derived from invertebrate CPGs, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 247-257
Authors:
Stein, PSG
Citation: Psg. Stein, Central pattern generators and interphyletic awareness, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 259-271
Authors:
Strausfeld, NJ
Citation: Nj. Strausfeld, A brain region in insects that supervises walking, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 273-284
Authors:
Bar-Gad, I
Kagan, I
Shik, ML
Citation: I. Bar-gad et al., Behavior of hindbrain neurons during the transition from rest to evoked locomotion in a newt, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 285-294