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This chapter focuses on motor coordination between similar as well as different classes of movements from a phase flow perspective. Most studies on coordination dynamics are concerned with coordination of rhythmic movements. This constraint enables the modeler to describe the interaction between the oscillating movement components by a phase description, and its dynamics by a potential function. However,...
In humans, tendon vibration evokes illusory sensations of movement that are usually associated with an excitatory tonic response in muscles antagonistic to those vibrated (antagonist vibratory response, AVR), i.e., in the muscle groups normally contracted if the illusory movement had been performed. The aim of the present study was to investigate the relation between the parameters of the illusory...
The task-dependence of homonymous muscle afferent inputs was investigated in motor units of the extensor carpi radialis muscles during voluntary isometric contraction involving either the activation of agonist extensor muscles (wrist extension) or the co-activation of antagonist extensor and flexor muscles (hand clenching). The effectiveness of the muscle afferent monosynaptic inputs was tested by...
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