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SELECTIVE MODIFICATION OF SOMATOSENSORY-EVOKED POTENTIAL DURING VOLUNTARY FINGER MOVEMENT IN HUMANS
Authors: NISHIHIRA Y ARAKI H FUNASE K IMANAKA K
Citation: Y. Nishihira et al., SELECTIVE MODIFICATION OF SOMATOSENSORY-EVOKED POTENTIAL DURING VOLUNTARY FINGER MOVEMENT IN HUMANS, Perceptual and motor skills, 85(1), 1997, pp. 259-266
CHANGES IN CENTRAL MOTOR-SENSORY SYSTEM FOLLOWING VOLUNTARY MOVEMENT OF STIMULATED FINGER
Authors: NISHIHIRA Y ARAKI H FUNASE K IMANAKA K
Citation: Y. Nishihira et al., CHANGES IN CENTRAL MOTOR-SENSORY SYSTEM FOLLOWING VOLUNTARY MOVEMENT OF STIMULATED FINGER, Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness, 37(1), 1997, pp. 65-71
EVIDENT DIFFERENCE IN THE EXCITABILITY OF THE MOTONEURON POOL BETWEENNORMAL SUBJECTS AND PATIENTS WITH SPASTICITY ASSESSED BY A NEW METHODUSING H-REFLEX AND M-RESPONSE
Authors: FUNASE K HIGASHI T YOSHIMURA T IMANAKA K NISHIHIRA Y
Citation: K. Funase et al., EVIDENT DIFFERENCE IN THE EXCITABILITY OF THE MOTONEURON POOL BETWEENNORMAL SUBJECTS AND PATIENTS WITH SPASTICITY ASSESSED BY A NEW METHODUSING H-REFLEX AND M-RESPONSE, Neuroscience letters, 203(2), 1996, pp. 127-130
INHIBITION OF THE SOLEUS H-REFLEX DURING DORSIFLEXION IS DEPENDENT ONINDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES IN MAXIMAL SOLEUS H-REFLEX AS A TEST REFLEX
Authors: FUNASE K IMANAKA K NISHIHIRA Y
Citation: K. Funase et al., INHIBITION OF THE SOLEUS H-REFLEX DURING DORSIFLEXION IS DEPENDENT ONINDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES IN MAXIMAL SOLEUS H-REFLEX AS A TEST REFLEX, Perceptual and motor skills, 82(2), 1996, pp. 403-410
HEMISPACE ASYMMETRIES AND LATERALITY EFFECTS IN ARM POSITIONING
Authors: IMANAKA K ABERNETHY B YAMAUCHI M FUNASE K NISHIHIRA Y
Citation: K. Imanaka et al., HEMISPACE ASYMMETRIES AND LATERALITY EFFECTS IN ARM POSITIONING, Brain and cognition, 29(3), 1995, pp. 232-253
FRONTAL N30 POTENTIAL FOLLOWING A SUSTAINED VOLUNTARY MOVEMENT
Authors: NISHIHIRA Y ARAKI H FUNASE K IMANAKA K HATTA A
Citation: Y. Nishihira et al., FRONTAL N30 POTENTIAL FOLLOWING A SUSTAINED VOLUNTARY MOVEMENT, Perceptual and motor skills, 81(2), 1995, pp. 441-442
THRESHOLD OF THE SOLEUS MUSCLE H-REFLEX IS LESS SENSITIVE TO THE CHANGE IN EXCITABILITY OF THE MOTONEURON POOL DURING PLANTARFLEXION OR DORSIFLEXION IN HUMANS
Authors: FUNASE K IMANAKA K NISHIHIRA Y ARAKI H
Citation: K. Funase et al., THRESHOLD OF THE SOLEUS MUSCLE H-REFLEX IS LESS SENSITIVE TO THE CHANGE IN EXCITABILITY OF THE MOTONEURON POOL DURING PLANTARFLEXION OR DORSIFLEXION IN HUMANS, European journal of applied physiology and occupational physiology, 69(1), 1994, pp. 21-25
RECONSIDERING THE 90-DEGREES HEAD-ROTATION PARADIGM USED IN NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH - ARE THERE REFLEXIVE RATHER THAN HEMISPATIAL EFFECTS
Authors: IMANAKA K FUNASE K NISHIHIRA Y
Citation: K. Imanaka et al., RECONSIDERING THE 90-DEGREES HEAD-ROTATION PARADIGM USED IN NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH - ARE THERE REFLEXIVE RATHER THAN HEMISPATIAL EFFECTS, Neuropsychologia, 32(5), 1994, pp. 569-578
SEPARATION OF HUMAN TEAR PROTEINS WITH CERAMIC HYDROXYAPATITE HIGH-PERFORMANCE LIQUID-CHROMATOGRAPHY
Authors: ITAGAKI T YOSHIDA M ABE S OMICHI H NISHIHIRA Y
Citation: T. Itagaki et al., SEPARATION OF HUMAN TEAR PROTEINS WITH CERAMIC HYDROXYAPATITE HIGH-PERFORMANCE LIQUID-CHROMATOGRAPHY, Journal of chromatography. Biomedical applications, 620(1), 1993, pp. 149-152
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