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期刊名:Somatosensory and motor research

缩写:SOMATOSENS MOT RES

ISSN:0899-0220

e-ISSN:1369-1651

IF/分区:1.5/Q4

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Kristof Kipp,Samuel T Johnson,Mark A Hoffman Kristof Kipp
The purpose of this study was to determine the effects of homosynaptic depression (HD) on spectral properties of the soleus (SOL) H-reflex. Paired stimulations, separated by 100 ms, were used to elicit an unconditioned and conditioned H-ref...
Ken W S Ashwell Ken W S Ashwell
The modern monotremes (platypus and echidnas) are characterized by development of their young in a leathery egg that is laid into a nest or abdominal pouch. At hatching, the young are externally immature, with forelimbs capable of digitopal...
Chuan-Xi Xiang,Kai-Hua Zhang,Randy L Johnson et al. Chuan-Xi Xiang et al.
Achieving an appropriate balance between inhibitory and excitatory neuronal fate is critical for development of effective synaptic transmission. However, the molecular mechanisms dictating such phenotypic outcomes are not well understood, e...
Douglas J Davis,Robert Sachdev,Vincent A Pieribone Douglas J Davis
We examined the effect of large, controlled whisker movements, delivered at a high speed, on the amplitude and spread of depolarization in the anesthetized mouse barrel cortex. The stimulus speed was varied between 1500 and 6000°/s and the...
Koichi Hiraoka,Koji Akizaki,Ai Ashida et al. Koichi Hiraoka et al.
The purpose of this study was to investigate whether rhythmic arm swing modulates the long latency effect of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) on soleus motoneuron pool excitability. Ten healthy humans rhythmically swung the left arm ...
Cheng Gu,Michael J Griffin Cheng Gu
Studies of vibration perception in the glabrous skin of the human hand have identified four mechanoreceptor channels, with each channel showing characteristic variations in thresholds with variations in the frequency of vibration and the ar...
David B Boles,Somer M Givens David B Boles
Tactile detection and two-point discrimination tests are commonly used in neurological examinations. However, questions remain about the influence of both body and patient characteristics on test thresholds. The left side of the body has so...
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The reciprocal connections between primary motor (M1) and primary somatosensory cortices (S1) are hypothesized to play a crucial role in the ability to update motor plans in response to changes in the sensory periphery. These interactions p...
Anahit Mehrabyan,Steve Guest,Greg Essick et al. Anahit Mehrabyan et al.
The tactile and thermal sensitivity of diverse regions of the human body have been documented extensively, with one exception being the scalp. Additionally, sensory changes may accompany the hair loss from the scalp in androgen-related alop...
Robert J Sinclair,Sachin Dixit,Harold Burton Robert J Sinclair
Calcarine sulcal cortex possibly contributes to semantic recognition memory in early blind (EB). We assessed a recognition memory role using vibrotactile rhythms and a retrieval success paradigm involving learned "old" and "new" rhythms in ...