extensor muscle
Effects of Trunk Extensor Muscle Fatigue on Trunk Proprioception and Biomechanics.
... trunk extensor muscles exhibited a significant effect of PERIOD, all four extensor muscles trended towards increased muscle onset time as a function of test period for the experimental ...average ...
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Decline in lumbar extensor muscle strength in older adults: correlation with age, gender and spine morphology
... lumbar extensor muscle fibre angles did not emerge to be predictors of lumbar extensor ...lumbar extensor muscle strength and fibre angles, it did not appear to be a strong predictor of ...
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Differential physiology and morphology of phasic and tonic motor axons in a crayfish limb extensor muscle
... the extensor muscles of intact crayfish by carefully placing the ends of two insulated thin copper wires through small holes in the shell over the extensor muscle in its central region where there ...
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Rate Modulation of the Human Anconeus Muscle During High-Intensity Dynamic Fatigue of the Elbow Extensor Muscle Group
... record MU activity during fast, dynamic contractions. More research is required to add to dynamic fatigue literature and extend the model to learn how MUFR changes with fatigue in special populations, such as disease ...
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Hindlimb extensor muscle function during jumping and swimming in the toad (Bufo marinus)
... of muscle shortening during swimming is also staggered, and to a much greater extent than during ...only muscle to exhibit substantially greater fractional shortening during jumping (mean ...
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The duration effects of lumbar extensor muscle fatigue on postural control in soccer players
... lumbar muscle tension trans- ferred to the dynamometer by a rope that was attached to the front of the ...bar extensor in the same position of MVIC measurement, and maintain it until they could no longer ...
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Contributions of structure and innervation pattern of the stick insect extensor tibiae muscle to the filter characteristics of the muscle joint system
... the muscle–joint system of the femur–tibia joint of the stick insect Cuniculina impigra result from co-contraction of the extensor and flexor tibiae ...the extensor muscle, which contains a ...
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On the Excitation of Crustacean Muscle
... DISCUSSION Biedermann interprets the reciprocal action of the muscles in the crustacean limb by saying that a weak stimulus causes excitation of the extensor muscle and inhibition of the[r] ...
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Unaccustomed eccentric contractions impair plasma K+ regulation in the absence of changes in muscle Na+,K+-ATPase content
... skeletal muscle membrane Na + and K + gradients, excitability and fatigue during repeated intense ...skeletal muscle NKA, but almost nothing is known about the effects of repeated eccentric ...knee ...
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The extensor tibiae muscle of the stick insect: biomechanical properties of an insect walking leg muscle
... leg extensor tibiae muscle was measured by lengthening the muscle with linear ramps (described in the Materials and methods), beginning at its most relaxed ...stretched muscle exhibits a ...
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Peripheral targets of centrally located putative accessory neurons of MRO in the isopod Ligia exotica
... superficial extensor muscle (Area-1), shown enlarged in ...superficial extensor muscle; SEM2, lateral superficial extensor muscle; SR, stretch receptor; TG, thoracic ...
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Age and gender related neuromuscular changes in trunk flexion-extension
... back extensor muscle activity in maximum trunk flexion could be intended to improve postural stability and to protect spine struc- tures from further damage through age induced degen- eration ...
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On Certain Properties of the Flight Muscles of the Orthoptera
... Electrical recordings from the tergo-sternal muscle 113, dorsal longitudinal muscle 112 and depressor extensor muscle 129 of the locust wing, as well as from the muscle corresponding to [r] ...
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Sensory and Motor Interaction in the Locomotor Reflexes of Crabs
... AFD, distal head of accessory flexor; AFPn, branch of efferent nerves to proximal head; AFP, proximal head of accessory flexor muscle; E, extensor muscle; F, flexor muscle; MClt MC2, cho[r] ...
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Proprioceptive Control of Posture in the Crayfish Abdomen
... The distribution of reflex excitation produced by the tonic receptor was studied by recording junctional potentials in ipsilateral superficial extensor muscle fibres in adjacent segments[r] ...
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The Locust Jump: III Structural Specializations of the Metathoracic Tibiae
... This is because of structural specializations of the femoral-tibial joint which give the flexor muscle a great mechanical advantage over the extensor muscle when the tibia isflexed.The m[r] ...
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Echo intensity obtained from ultrasonography images reflecting muscle strength in elderly men
... EI, muscle thickness (MT), and subcutaneous fat thickness (FT) of the anterior compartment of the right thigh were determined by assessing ultrasonography ...with muscle strength (r = ...knee ...
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Peripheral control of the gain of a central synaptic connection between antagonistic motor neurones in the locust
... The femoral chordotonal organ (FCO) is one of the main sense organs monitoring position and movement of the femoral–tibial joint. Stretch of the tendon of the FCO provides the central nervous system with the information ...
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Effect of acupuncture depth on muscle pain
... [15]. Muscle containing nociceptors such as polymodal-type receptor was demonstrated to be sensi- tized by various factors ...the muscle lesion caused muscle pain [18] which was found mostly within ...
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A Critical Study of the Evidence for Peripheral Inhibitory Axons in Insects
... For example, some fibres of the metathoracic extensor tibiae muscle of locusts and grasshoppers are innervated by an inhibitory axon, and the excitatory electrical responses and mechanic[r] ...
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