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Swearing as a catalyst of technological development. [PDF]
Front PsycholBenítez-Burraco A, Washmuth N.
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Early adversity alters neurodevelopmental milestones in male and female rat pups and motor cortex morphology and gait in juveniles. [PDF]
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Effects of Robot-Assisted Gait Training on Stage-Based Lower Limb Motor Recovery and Muscle Tone in Subacute Stroke: A Randomized Controlled Trial. [PDF]
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Immaturity of the neuromuscular junction in spinal muscular atrophy mouse models. [PDF]
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Motor-Motor Adaptation: Preliminary Findings
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1989This study investigated the relationship between speech perception and speech production. An experimental technique called motor-motor adaptation was devised. Subjects produced a speech token repeatedly (20 to 40 repetitions), then produced a second token one time.
L I, Shuster, R A, Fox
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Physics Today, 2002
Thermal motion combined with input energy gives rise to a channeling of chance that can be used to exercise control over microscopic systems.
Astumian, R. Dean, Hänggi, Peter
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Thermal motion combined with input energy gives rise to a channeling of chance that can be used to exercise control over microscopic systems.
Astumian, R. Dean, Hänggi, Peter
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Nature, 2003
Life implies movement. Most forms of movement in the living world are powered by tiny protein machines known as molecular motors. Among the best known are motors that use sophisticated intramolecular amplification mechanisms to take nanometre steps along protein tracks in the cytoplasm.
Manfred, Schliwa, Günther, Woehlke
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Life implies movement. Most forms of movement in the living world are powered by tiny protein machines known as molecular motors. Among the best known are motors that use sophisticated intramolecular amplification mechanisms to take nanometre steps along protein tracks in the cytoplasm.
Manfred, Schliwa, Günther, Woehlke
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Motor and non‐motor fluctuations
2007Publisher Summary Treatment of Parkinson's disease (PD) is based on dopamine replacement, either in the form of the dopamine precursor, levodopa or via directly acting dopamine receptor agonists. Early treatment of PD with these agents generally results in effective and sustained control of motor symptoms which last for several years.
Susan H, Fox, Anthony E, Lang
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