Dear Biomchs,
I have a question regarding control over isometric force matching task
with increasing and decreasing forces.
What mechanisms are responsible for the observation that matching an
increasing force produces less variability than matching a decreasing
force. So it seems that recruiting motorunits is a smoother process than
decruiting them. One such responsible mechanism could be the role of
plateau potentials of the motoneurons. Do you know other possibilities?
Kind regards,
Gijs Bloemsaat
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+ Gijs Bloemsaat
+ NICI, Motor Control
+ Radboud University Nijmegen
+ PO. Box 9104, 6500 HE Nijmegen
+ THE NETHERLANDS
+ Tel: +31 243612758
+ Fax: +31 243616066
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I have a question regarding control over isometric force matching task
with increasing and decreasing forces.
What mechanisms are responsible for the observation that matching an
increasing force produces less variability than matching a decreasing
force. So it seems that recruiting motorunits is a smoother process than
decruiting them. One such responsible mechanism could be the role of
plateau potentials of the motoneurons. Do you know other possibilities?
Kind regards,
Gijs Bloemsaat
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+ Gijs Bloemsaat
+ NICI, Motor Control
+ Radboud University Nijmegen
+ PO. Box 9104, 6500 HE Nijmegen
+ THE NETHERLANDS
+ Tel: +31 243612758
+ Fax: +31 243616066
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