Dominance of the short-latency component in perturbation induced electromyographic responses of long-trained monkeys.
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Increased dynamic regulation of postural tone through Alexander Technique trainingOperantly conditioned plasticity in spinal cord.Locomotor impact of beneficial or nonbeneficial H-reflex conditioning after spinal cord injury.Spike Timing-Dependent Plasticity in the Long-Latency Stretch Reflex Following Paired Stimulation from a Wearable Electronic Device.Probable corticospinal tract control of spinal cord plasticity in the rat.The negotiated equilibrium model of spinal cord function.
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Dominance of the short-latency component in perturbation induced electromyographic responses of long-trained monkeys.
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C N Christakos
J Meyer-Lohmann
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10.1007/BF00340475
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1986-01-01T00:00:00Z