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Task-Dependent Motor Unit Recruitment and Rate Coding Reveal Redistribution of Neural Drive in the Human Hand
Although Henneman's size principle dictates an orderly small-to-large activation for a given common input, evidence suggests a certain level of flexibility in the recruitment of spinal motoneurons depending on task demands. Here, we investigate motor unit (MU) recruitment flexibility in the human fi
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