Multichannel transmission of proprioceptive input to motoneurons

Feenstra, B. W. A. ; Tanke, R. H. J. ; Crowe, A.
Springer
Published 1985
ISSN:
1432-0770
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Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
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Biology
Computer Science
Physics
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Abstract A model has been developed to simulate the parallel channels of muscle spindles and their monosynaptic connections to a homonymous motoneuron in the turtle. Input to the model is muscle length and β stimulation, output is motoneuronal membrane potential. Quality of transmission is greatly dependent upon dispersive properties of the system. The contributions of different dispersive features are compared and also cumulative effects are considered. Reference is made to conditions which are found in actual movements.
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autor Feenstra, B. W. A.
Tanke, R. H. J.
Crowe, A.
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Tanke, R. H. J.
Crowe, A.
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notes Abstract A model has been developed to simulate the parallel channels of muscle spindles and their monosynaptic connections to a homonymous motoneuron in the turtle. Input to the model is muscle length and β stimulation, output is motoneuronal membrane potential. Quality of transmission is greatly dependent upon dispersive properties of the system. The contributions of different dispersive features are compared and also cumulative effects are considered. Reference is made to conditions which are found in actual movements.
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Multichannel transmission of proprioceptive input to motoneurons
Abstract A model has been developed to simulate the parallel channels of muscle spindles and their monosynaptic connections to a homonymous motoneuron in the turtle. Input to the model is muscle length and β stimulation, output is motoneuronal membrane potential. Quality of transmission is greatly dependent upon dispersive properties of the system. The contributions of different dispersive features are compared and also cumulative effects are considered. Reference is made to conditions which are found in actual movements.
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shingle_catch_all_2 Feenstra, B. W. A.
Tanke, R. H. J.
Crowe, A.
Multichannel transmission of proprioceptive input to motoneurons
Abstract A model has been developed to simulate the parallel channels of muscle spindles and their monosynaptic connections to a homonymous motoneuron in the turtle. Input to the model is muscle length and β stimulation, output is motoneuronal membrane potential. Quality of transmission is greatly dependent upon dispersive properties of the system. The contributions of different dispersive features are compared and also cumulative effects are considered. Reference is made to conditions which are found in actual movements.
1432-0770
14320770
Springer
shingle_catch_all_3 Feenstra, B. W. A.
Tanke, R. H. J.
Crowe, A.
Multichannel transmission of proprioceptive input to motoneurons
Abstract A model has been developed to simulate the parallel channels of muscle spindles and their monosynaptic connections to a homonymous motoneuron in the turtle. Input to the model is muscle length and β stimulation, output is motoneuronal membrane potential. Quality of transmission is greatly dependent upon dispersive properties of the system. The contributions of different dispersive features are compared and also cumulative effects are considered. Reference is made to conditions which are found in actual movements.
1432-0770
14320770
Springer
shingle_catch_all_4 Feenstra, B. W. A.
Tanke, R. H. J.
Crowe, A.
Multichannel transmission of proprioceptive input to motoneurons
Abstract A model has been developed to simulate the parallel channels of muscle spindles and their monosynaptic connections to a homonymous motoneuron in the turtle. Input to the model is muscle length and β stimulation, output is motoneuronal membrane potential. Quality of transmission is greatly dependent upon dispersive properties of the system. The contributions of different dispersive features are compared and also cumulative effects are considered. Reference is made to conditions which are found in actual movements.
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