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Motor unit behavior in Parkinson's disease by Glendinning, D S, Enoka, R M

“…This article reviews the literature related to motor unit behavior in Parkinson's disease (PD). The focus is on bradykinesia, or slowed movement. There is…”
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The influence of age on the assessment of motor unit activation in a human hand muscle by Spiegel, K M, Stratton, J, Burke, J R, Glendinning, D S, Enoka, R M

“…Two indices of motor unit recruitment, the ramp-force and repetitive-discharge thresholds, were compared in the first dorsal interosseus muscle of ten young…”
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Lack of a proprioceptive deficit after dorsal column lesions in monkeys by GLENDINNING, D. S, VIERCK, C. J

“…Previous psychophysical examinations of the effects of dorsal column (DC) lesions on proprioception of the lower extremity have not revealed disturbances in…”
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The effect of fasciculus cuneatus lesions on finger positioning and long-latency reflexes in monkeys by GLENDINNING, D. S, VIERCK, C. J, COOPER, B. Y

“…Previous studies have reported abnormalities in fine hand and finger movements following interruption of the fasciculus cuneatus (FC) in primates. We report…”
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Altered precision grasping in stumptail macaques after fasciculus cuneatus lesions by Glendinning, D S, Cooper, B Y, Vierck, Jr, C J, Leonard, C M

“…Patterns of precision grasp are described in stumptail macaques (Macaca arctoides) before and after lesions of the fasciculus cuneatus (FC). Three monkeys were…”
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Finger movement deficits in the stumptail macaque following lesions of the fasciculus cuneatus by Cooper, B Y, Glendinning, D S, Vierck, Jr, C J

“…Four stumptail macaques were trained to perform a key press with the index finger without associated movement of the adjacent (third) finger. Successful…”
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Alterations of natural hand movements after interruption of fasciculus cuneatus in the macaque by Leonard, C M, Glendinning, D S, Wilfong, T, Cooper, B Y, Vierck, Jr, C J

“…As part of a series of investigations on the control of fine finger movements in the macaque, spontaneous use of the hand in grooming, scratching, and…”
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