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Task-dependent modulation of spinal and transcortical stretch reflexes linked to motor learning rate

2017-11-22

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It is generally believed that task-dependent control of body configuration (‘posture’) is achieved by adjusting voluntary motor activity and transcortical ‘long-latency’ reflexes. Spinal monosynaptic circuits are thought not to be engaged in such task-level control. Similarly, being in a state of motor learning has been strongly associated only with an upregulation of feedback responses at transcortical latencies...

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Literature Corpus work: 2d55ea74-6fec-59d6-8e45-eb45f21263c3
DOI: 10.1101/223842

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