Muscle activation patterns in acceleration-based phases during reach-to-grasp movement.

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Muscle activation patterns in acceleration-based phases during reach-to-grasp movement.

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Muscle activation patterns in acceleration-based phases during reach-to-grasp movement.

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Muscle activation patterns in acceleration-based phases during reach-to-grasp movement.

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Muscle activation patterns in acceleration-based phases during reach-to-grasp movement.

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Muscle activation patterns in acceleration-based phases during reach-to-grasp movement.

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Bumsuk Lee

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Hideomi Watanabe

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Kazuhiro Takahashi

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Keisuke Tokuda

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Kenji Shirakura

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Naoki Wada

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Yasufumi Shiihara

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3105-3111

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10.1589/JPTS.28.3105

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2016-11-29T00:00:00Z

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