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Gravitational and dynamic components of muscle torque underlie tonic and phasic muscle activity during goal-directed reaching

2017-05-15

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Human reaching movements require complex muscle activations to produce the forces necessary to move the limb in a controlled manner. How gravity and the complex kinetic properties of the limb contribute to the generation of the muscle activation pattern by the central nervous system (CNS) is a long-standing question in neuroscience. To address this question, muscle activity is often subdivided into static and phas...

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fc49276e-b398-5fce-aafa-437fd6af8fef
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10.1101/138263
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