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An intermittent control model predicts the triphasic muscles activity during hand reaching

2017-10-20

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There are numerous ways to reach for an apple hanging from a tree. Yet, our motor system uses a specific muscle activity pattern to generate reaching movements that have similar characteristics. For many decades, we know that this pattern features activity bursts and silent periods. We suggest that these bursts are a strong evidence against the common view that the brain continuously controls the commands to the m...

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Literature Corpus work: fcdd4411-8945-578b-9c40-31e6f5d9a662
DOI: 10.1101/206565

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