Increased amplitude of cutaneous reflexes during human running as compared to standing.
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Two-stage muscle activity responses in decisions about leg movement adjustments during trip recovery.Load-regulating mechanisms in gait and posture: comparative aspects.Convergence in reflex pathways from multiple cutaneous nerves innervating the foot depends upon the number of rhythmically active limbs during locomotionFunction of sural nerve reflexes during human walking.Dynamic sensorimotor interactions in locomotion.Cutaneous reflex modulation and self-induced reflex attenuation in cerebellar patients.Plantar cutaneous input modulates differently spinal reflexes in subjects with intact and injured spinal cordPossible contributions of CPG activity to the control of rhythmic human arm movement.Goal-dependent modulation of the long-latency stretch response at the shoulder, elbow, and wristSelective bilateral activation of leg muscles after cutaneous nerve stimulation during backward walking.Optimal feedback control and the long-latency stretch response.Genetically identified spinal interneurons integrating tactile afferents for motor control.The flexion synergy, mother of all synergies and father of new models of gait.Gait acts as a gate for reflexes from the foot.Plantar cutaneous afferents normalize the reflex modulation patterns during stepping in chronic human spinal cord injury.Modification of cutaneous reflexes during visually guided walking.Reflex responses in the lower leg following landing impact on an inverting and non-inverting platform.Influence of the behavioral goal and environmental obstacles on rapid feedback responses.Obstacle stepping involves spinal anticipatory activity associated with quadrupedal limb coordination.Modulation of cutaneous reflexes in arm muscles during walking: further evidence of similar control mechanisms for rhythmic human arm and leg movements.Modulation of cutaneous reflexes by load receptor input during human walking.Passive dynamics change leg mechanics for an unexpected surface during human hopping.Comparison of the classically conditioned withdrawal reflex in cerebellar patients and healthy control subjects during stance: I. electrophysiological characteristics.Rapid motor responses are appropriately tuned to the metrics of a visuospatial task.Modulation of the startle response during human gait.Modulation of the mandibular stretch reflex sensitivity during various phases of rhythmic open-close movements in humans.
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Increased amplitude of cutaneous reflexes during human running as compared to standing.
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Increased amplitude of cutaneous reflexes during human running as compared to standing.
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Increased amplitude of cutaneous reflexes during human running as compared to standing.
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Increased amplitude of cutaneous reflexes during human running as compared to standing.
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Increased amplitude of cutaneous reflexes during human running as compared to standing.
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Increased amplitude of cutaneous reflexes during human running as compared to standing.
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Increased amplitude of cutaneous reflexes during human running as compared to standing.
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1993-06-01T00:00:00Z