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Presynaptic modulation of Ia afferents in young and old adults when performing force and position control

Baudry et al., 2010

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1559039526448027826
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Baudry S
Maerz A
Enoka R
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Journal of neurophysiology

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The present work investigated presynaptic modulation of Ia afferents in the extensor carpi radialis (ECR) when young and old adults exerted a wrist extension force either to support an inertial load (position control) or to achieve an equivalent constant torque against a rigid …
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