Asymmetric and transient properties of reciprocal activity of antagonists during the paw-shake response in the cat

Asymmetric and transient properties of reciprocal activity of antagonists during the paw-shake response in the cat

Mutually inhibitory populations of neurons, half-center oscillators (HCOs), are commonly involved in the dynamics of the central pattern generators (CPGs) driving various rhythmic movements. Previously, we developed a multifunctional, multistable symmetric HCO model which produced slow locomotor-lik...

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Main Authors: Cymbalyuk, G.S (Author), Klishko, A.N (Author), Parker, J.R (Author), Prilutsky, B.I (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Public Library of Science 2021
Subjects:
action potential
Action Potentials
adult
animal
animal cell
animal experiment
Animals
Article
biological model
biology
cat
Cats
central pattern generator
Central Pattern Generators
Computational Biology
controlled study
electromyography
Electromyography
extensor muscle
female
Female
flexor muscle
hindlimb
Hindlimb
hindlimb muscle
in vivo study
innervation
linear regression analysis
locomotion
Locomotion
Models, Neurological
motor evoked potential
nonhuman
paw
paw shake response
physiology
prediction
simulation
Wilcoxon signed ranks test
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