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Firing behavior of single motor neurons of the tibialis anterior in human walking as non-invasively revealed by HDsEMG decomposition

2022-04-05

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Investigation of the firing behavior of spinal motor neurons (MNs) provides essential neuromuscular control information because MNs form the “final common pathway” in motor control. The MNs activated during human infants’ leg movements and rodent locomotion, mainly controlled by the spinal central pattern generator (CPG), show highly synchronous firing. In addition to spinal CPGs, the cerebral cortex is involved i...

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7244398f-c063-5d4e-98a5-d8c48dcd9326
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10.1101/2022.04.03.486869
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