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Sensors, 2021 Muscle coordination in human movement has been assessed through muscle synergy analysis. In sports science, this procedure has been mainly applied to the comparison between highly trained and unexperienced participants.
Paulo D. G. Santos +5 more
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EOSC-Synergy: Landscaping Country Report United Kingdom
, 2020 This landscape analysis report aims to provide an overview of the policies, practices, roadmaps, and strategies around funding, procuring, providing, accessing, and sharing of services and resources in the EOSC scope in the UK.EOSC-synergy receives ...
EOSC-SYNERGY, Robertson, Dale
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Representation of Muscle Synergies in the Primate Brain [PDF]
The Journal of Neuroscience, 2015 Evidence suggests that the CNS uses motor primitives to simplify movement control, but whether it actually stores primitives instead of computing solutions on the fly to satisfy task demands is a controversial and still-unanswered possibility. Also in contention is whether these primitives take the form of time-invariant muscle coactivations (“spatial”
Overduin, Simon A +4 more
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Muscle Synergy Alteration of Human During Walking With Lower Limb Exoskeleton
Frontiers in Neuroscience, 2019 Muscle synergy reflects inherent coordination patterns of muscle groups as the human body finishes required movements. It may be still unknown whether the original muscle synergy of subjects may alter or not when exoskeletons are put on during their ...
Zhan Li +3 more
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EOSC-SYNERGY. Landscaping Country Report Poland
, 2020 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License .This landscape analysis report aims to provide an overview of the policies, practices, roadmaps, and strategies around funding, procuring, providing, accessing, and ...
Kupczyk, Mirosław, EOSC-SYNERGY
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Effective force control by muscle synergies [PDF]
Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience, 2014 Muscle synergies have been proposed as a way for the central nervous system (CNS) to simplify the generation of motor commands and they have been shown to explain a large fraction of the variation in the muscle patterns across a variety of conditions. However, whether human subjects are able to control forces and movements effectively with a small set ...
Denise J. Berger, Andrea d'Avella
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EOSC-SYNERGY EU Milestone: MS20 - Feedback on running services
, 2022 This document describes the activity of the ten thematic services developed in the frame of the EOSC-SYNERGY project. This report supports the Milestone MS20 (All Feedback on running services), describing the updated status and access links.
Blanquer, Ignacio, EOSC-SYNERGY
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Microstimulation Activates a Handful of Muscle Synergies [PDF]
Neuron, 2012 Muscle synergies have been proposed as a mechanism to simplify movement control. Whether these coactivation patterns have any physiological reality within the nervous system remains unknown. Here we applied electrical microstimulation to motor cortical areas of rhesus macaques to evoke hand movements.
Overduin, Simon A +3 more
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PLoS ONE, 2022 In post-stroke patients, muscle synergy (the coordination of motor modules during walking) is impaired. In some patients, the muscle synergy termed module 1 (hip/knee extensors) is merged with module 2 (ankle plantar flexors), and in other cases, module ...
Naomichi Mizuta +9 more
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Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience, 2022 Post-stroke patients exhibit distinct muscle activation electromyography (EMG) features in sit-to-stand (STS) due to motor deficiency. Muscle activation amplitude, related to muscle tension and muscle synergy activation levels, is one of the defining EMG
Ruoxi Wang +17 more
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