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Organization of Neural Structures Involved in the Control of Movement

Organization of Lower Motor Neurons in the Ventral Horn of the Spinal Cord

Somatotopic Organization of Lower Motor Neurons in the Ventral Horn at the Cervical Level

The Motor Unit The Motor Unit

Force and Fatigability of the Three Different Types of Motor Units

Recruitment of Motor Neurons in the Cat Medial Gastocnemius Muscle Under Different Behavioral Conditions

The Effect of Stimulation Rate on Muscle Tension

Stretch Reflex Circuitry Stretch Reflex Circuitry

 motor Neuron Activity Affects Reponses of Muscle Spindles

The Stretch Reflex

Comparison of the Function of Muscle Spindles and Golgi Tendon Organs

Negative Feedback Regulation of Muscle Tension By Golgi Tendon Organs

Spinal Cord Circuitry Responsible for the Flexion Reflex

Flexion Reflex Pathways

Central Pattern Generators Organize the Cycle of Locomotion for Terrestrial Mammals

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