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Brain mechanisms in motor control
Life Sciences, 1974Publisher Summary This chapter describes the brain mechanisms in motor control. In primates, a zone of cerebral cortex lying anterior to the central fissure contains a set of neurons whose axons pass without interruption to the spinal cord through a nerve bundle named the pyramidal tract and the neurons of this tract are called pyramidal tract ...
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Minimum Principles in Motor Control
Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 2001Minimum (or minimal) principles are mathematical laws that were first used in physics: Hamilton's principle and Fermat's principle of least time are two famous example. In the past decade, a number of motor control theories have been proposed that are formally of the same kind as the minimum principles of physics, and some of these have been quite ...
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Structural basis of assembly and torque transmission of the bacterial flagellar motor
Cell, 2021Xing Zhang +2 more
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Nature of Motor Control: Not Strictly “Motor”, Not Quite “Control”
2009The five chapters directed at the Nature of Motor Control share much in common: they are concept oriented, each expressing respect for the level of abstraction needed to meet the scientific challenges of animal movement. That level of abstraction, as the reader will ideally discern, is at some remove from the ordinary meanings of the terms motor and ...
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Motor helps gliders to gain traction
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2011Andrew Jermy, Jermy Andrew
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Emergence of reproducible spatiotemporal activity during motor learning
Nature, 2014Andrew J Peters +2 more
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Distinct descending motor cortex pathways and their roles in movement
Nature, 2018Michael N Economo +2 more
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