 Connection
Roger Enoka to Membrane Potentials
This is a "connection" page, showing publications Roger Enoka has written about Membrane Potentials.
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Moritz CT, Christou EA, Meyer FG, Enoka RM. Coherence at 16-32 Hz can be caused by short-term synchrony of motor units. J Neurophysiol. 2005 Jul; 94(1):105-18.
Score: 0.061
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Taylor AM, Enoka RM. Quantification of the factors that influence discharge correlation in model motor neurons. J Neurophysiol. 2004 Feb; 91(2):796-814.
Score: 0.056
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Dideriksen JL, Negro F, Enoka RM, Farina D. Motor unit recruitment strategies and muscle properties determine the influence of synaptic noise on force steadiness. J Neurophysiol. 2012 Jun; 107(12):3357-69.
Score: 0.025
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Nordstrom MA, Fuglevand AJ, Enoka RM. Estimating the strength of common input to human motoneurons from the cross-correlogram. J Physiol. 1992; 453:547-74.
Score: 0.025
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Windhorst U, Christakos CN, Koehler W, Hamm TM, Enoka RM, Stuart DG. Amplitude reduction of motor unit twitches during repetitive activation is accompanied by relative increase of hyperpolarizing membrane potential trajectories in homonymous alpha-motoneurons. Brain Res. 1986 Nov 19; 398(1):181-4.
Score: 0.004
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Koehler W, Hamm TM, Enoka RM, Stuart DG, Windhorst U. Stimulus-related correlations between medial gastrocnemius muscle tension and homonymous motoneuron membrane potential result from non-linearities. Brain Res. 1985 Sep 23; 343(2):388-93.
Score: 0.004
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Koehler W, Hamm TM, Enoka RM, Stuart DG, Windhorst U. Contractions of single motor units are reflected in membrane potential changes of homonymous alpha-motoneurons. Brain Res. 1984 Apr 02; 296(2):379-84.
Score: 0.004
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Koehler W, Hamm TM, Enoka RM, Stuart DG, Windhorst U. Linear and non-linear summation of alpha-motoneuron potential changes elicited by contractions of homonymous motor units in cat medial gastrocnemius. Brain Res. 1984 Apr 02; 296(2):385-8.
Score: 0.004
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Connection Strength
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