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Modification of motoneuron size after partial denervation in neonatal rats.

Archives italiennes de biologie - 1 Nov 2007

Tyc F, Vrbová G

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Our previous studies have shown that partial denervation of extensor digitorum longus muscle (EDL) in the rat at 3 days of age causes an increase in the activity of the intact motoneurons. The originally phasic pattern of activity of EDL became tonic after partial denervation. These modifications of motoneuron activity were associated with the change in the phenotype of the muscle from fast to slow contracting...

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