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Authors:
Grillner, S
Wallen, P
Citation: S. Grillner et P. Wallen, On the cellular bases of vertebrate locomotion, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 297-309
Authors:
Buchanan, JT
Citation: Jt. Buchanan, The roles of spinal interneurons and motoneurons in the lamprey locomotor network, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 311-321
Authors:
Fetz, EE
Perlmutter, SI
Prut, Y
Maier, MA
Citation: Ee. Fetz et al., Primate spinal interneurons: muscle fields and response properties during voluntary movement, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 323-330
Authors:
Hamm, TM
Trank, TV
Turkin, VV
Citation: Tm. Hamm et al., Correlations between neurograms and locomotor drive potentials in motoneurons during fictive locomotion: implications for the organization of locomotor commands, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 331-339
Authors:
de Leon, RD
London, NJS
Roy, RR
Edgerton, VR
Citation: Rd. De Leon et al., Failure analysis of stepping in adult spinal cats, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 341-348
Authors:
Rossignol, S
Drew, T
Brustein, E
Jiang, W
Citation: S. Rossignol et al., Locomotor performance and adaptation after partial or complete spinal cordlesions in the cat, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 349-365
Authors:
Nichols, TR
Lin, DC
Huyghues-Despointes, CMJI
Citation: Tr. Nichols et al., The role of musculoskeletal mechanics in motor coordination, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 369-378
Authors:
Hasan, Z
Thomas, JS
Citation: Z. Hasan et Js. Thomas, Kinematic redundancy, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 379-387
Authors:
Enoka, RM
Burnett, RA
Graves, AE
Kornatz, KW
Laidlaw, DH
Citation: Rm. Enoka et al., Task- and age-dependent variations in steadiness, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 389-395
Authors:
Carrasco, DI
English, AW
Citation: Di. Carrasco et Aw. English, Mechanical actions of compartments of the cat hamstring muscle, biceps femoris, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 397-403
Authors:
Loeb, GE
Citation: Ge. Loeb, What might the brain know about muscles, limbs and spinal circuits?, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 405-409
Authors:
Richmond, FJR
Corneil, BD
Singh, K
Citation: Fjr. Richmond et al., Animal models of motor systems: cautionary tales from studies of head movement, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 411-416
Authors:
Stephens, JA
Harrison, LM
Mayston, MJ
Carr, LJ
Gibbs, J
Citation: Ja. Stephens et al., The sharing principle, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 419-426
Authors:
Burke, D
Gandevia, SC
Citation: D. Burke et Sc. Gandevia, Properties of human peripheral nerves: implications for studies of human motor control, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 427-435
Authors:
Conway, BA
Halliday, DM
Rosenberg, JR
Citation: Ba. Conway et al., Rhythmic cortical activity and its relation to the neurogenic components of normal and pathological tremors, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 437-444
Authors:
Stein, RB
Hase, K
Citation: Rb. Stein et K. Hase, Stopping and turning during human walking, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 445-453
Authors:
Beer, R
Dewald, J
Rymer, Z
Citation: R. Beer et al., Disturbances of voluntary movement coordination in stroke: problems of planning or execution?, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 455-460
Authors:
Schieppati, M
Nardone, A
Citation: M. Schieppati et A. Nardone, Group II spindle afferent fibers in humans: their possible role in the reflex control of stance, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 461-472
Authors:
Ellaway, PH
Moosavi, SH
Stokes, MJ
Catley, M
Haque, N
Citation: Ph. Ellaway et al., Indices of cortical motor function following severe brain injury in man, PROG BRAIN, 123, 1999, pp. 473-479