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Authors:
LEE RH
HECKMAN CJ
Citation: Rh. Lee et Cj. Heckman, BISTABILITY IN SPINAL MOTONEURONS IN-VIVO - SYSTEMATIC VARIATIONS IN RHYTHMIC FIRING PATTERNS, Journal of neurophysiology, 80(2), 1998, pp. 572-582
Authors:
LEE RH
HECKMAN CJ
Citation: Rh. Lee et Cj. Heckman, BISTABILITY IN SPINAL MOTONEURONS IN-VIVO - SYSTEMATIC VARIATIONS IN PERSISTENT INWARD CURRENTS, Journal of neurophysiology, 80(2), 1998, pp. 583-593
Authors:
MALTENFORT MG
HECKMAN CJ
RYMER WZ
Citation: Mg. Maltenfort et al., DECORRELATING ACTIONS OF RENSHAW INTERNEURONS ON THE FIRING OF SPINALMOTONEURONS WITHIN A MOTOR NUCLEUS - A SIMULATION STUDY, Journal of neurophysiology, 80(1), 1998, pp. 309-323
Authors:
SANDERCOCK TG
HECKMAN CJ
Citation: Tg. Sandercock et Cj. Heckman, DOUBLET POTENTIATION DURING ECCENTRIC AND CONCENTRIC CONTRACTIONS OF CAT SOLEUS MUSCLE, Journal of applied physiology, 82(4), 1997, pp. 1219-1228
Authors:
SANDERCOCK TG
HECKMAN CJ
Citation: Tg. Sandercock et Cj. Heckman, FORCE FROM CAT SOLEUS MUSCLE DURING IMPOSED LOCOMOTOR-LIKE MOVEMENTS - EXPERIMENTAL-DATA VERSUS HILL-TYPE MODEL PREDICTIONS, Journal of neurophysiology, 77(3), 1997, pp. 1538-1552
Authors:
BOSKOV D
HECKMAN CJ
Citation: D. Boskov et Cj. Heckman, MOTOR UNIT RECRUITMENT PATTERNS DURING REFLEX COMPENSATION OF MUSCLE YIELD INVESTIGATED BY COMPUTER-SIMULATIONS, Biological cybernetics, 75(3), 1996, pp. 211-217
Authors:
LEE RH
HECKMAN CJ
Citation: Rh. Lee et Cj. Heckman, INFLUENCE OF VOLTAGE-SENSITIVE DENDRITIC CONDUCTANCES ON BISTABLE FIRING AND EFFECTIVE SYNAPTIC CURRENT IN CAT SPINAL MOTONEURONS IN-VIVO, Journal of neurophysiology, 76(3), 1996, pp. 2107-2110
Authors:
MILLER JF
PAUL KD
LEE RH
RYMER WZ
HECKMAN CJ
Citation: Jf. Miller et al., RESTORATION OF EXTENSOR EXCITABILITY IN THE ACUTE SPINAL CAT BY THE 5-HT2 AGONIST DOI, Journal of neurophysiology, 75(2), 1996, pp. 620-628
Authors:
MILLER JF
PAUL KD
RYMER WZ
HECKMAN CJ
Citation: Jf. Miller et al., 5-HT1B 1D AGONIST CGS-12066B ATTENUATES CLASP KNIFE REFLEX IN THE CAT/, Journal of neurophysiology, 74(1), 1995, pp. 453-456
EFFECT OF REVERSIBLE DORSAL COLD BLOCK ON THE PERSISTENCE OF INHIBITION GENERATED BY SPINAL REFLEXES
Authors:
MILLER JF
PAUL KD
JIANG B
RYMER WZ
HECKMAN CJ
Citation: Jf. Miller et al., EFFECT OF REVERSIBLE DORSAL COLD BLOCK ON THE PERSISTENCE OF INHIBITION GENERATED BY SPINAL REFLEXES, Experimental Brain Research, 107(2), 1995, pp. 205-214
Authors:
HECKMAN CJ
Citation: Cj. Heckman, ALTERATIONS IN SYNAPTIC INPUT TO MOTONEURONS DURING PARTIAL SPINAL-CORD INJURY, Medicine and science in sports and exercise, 26(12), 1994, pp. 1480-1490
Authors:
HECKMAN CJ
MILLER JF
MUNSON M
PAUL KD
RYMER WZ
Citation: Cj. Heckman et al., REDUCTION IN POSTSYNAPTIC INHIBITION DURING MAINTAINED ELECTRICAL-STIMULATION OF DIFFERENT NERVES IN THE CAT HINDLIMB, Journal of neurophysiology, 71(6), 1994, pp. 2281-2293
Authors:
HECKMAN CJ
Citation: Cj. Heckman, COMPUTER-SIMULATIONS OF THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT SYNAPTIC INPUT SYSTEMS ON THE STEADY-STATE INPUT-OUTPUT STRUCTURE OF THE MOTONEURON POOL, Journal of neurophysiology, 71(5), 1994, pp. 1727-1739
Authors:
HECKMAN CJ
BINDER MD
Citation: Cj. Heckman et Md. Binder, COMPUTER-SIMULATIONS OF THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT SYNAPTIC INPUT SYSTEMS ON MOTOR UNIT RECRUITMENT, Journal of neurophysiology, 70(5), 1993, pp. 1827-1840
Authors:
HECKMAN CJ
BINDER MD
Citation: Cj. Heckman et Md. Binder, COMPUTER-SIMULATIONS OF MOTONEURON FIRING RATE MODULATION, Journal of neurophysiology, 69(4), 1993, pp. 1005-1008
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