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Potential Power Supply Methods for Implanted Devices by Gorskii, O. V.

“…This review addresses questions of the specific characteristics of power supply to implanted devices (ID), including the service life of supply elements and…”
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Stepping in Decerebrated Cats at Simultaneously Different Speeds on a Split Treadmill by Lyakhovetskii, V. A., Shkorbatova, P. Y., Gorskii, O. V., Musienko, P. E., Merkulyeva, N. S.

“…The decisive role of sensory input in the initiation and modulation of locomotion has been demonstrated repeatedly. One approach to studying this input is…”
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What Can Bidirectional Walking Tell Us about Central Pattern Generators? by Veshchitskii, A. A., Lyakhovetskii, V. A., Gorskii, O. V., Musienko, P. E., Merkulyeva, N. S.

“…We report here an experimental-theoretical study of the features of the EMG activity of the iliopsoas (IP), tibialis anterior (TA), and gastrocnemius medialis…”
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Kinematics of Locomotor Movements in Rats in 7-Day Unweighting by Popov, A. A., Lyakhovetskii, V. A., Merkulyeva, N. S., Gorskii, O. V., Bazhenova, E. Ju, Musienko, P. E.

“…The aim of the present work was to study the dynamics of changes in the sensorimotor control of gait in conditions of unweighting of the hindlimbs. Experiments…”
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A Mathematical Model of Hindlimb Control in Cats during Locomotion with Maintenance of Balance by Lyakhovetskii, V. A., Gorskii, O. V., Gerasimenko, Yu. P., Musienko, P. E.

“…An original musculoskeletal model of the hindlimbs of cats able to walk in the sagittal plane retaining lateral stability in the frontal plane was developed in…”
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Initiation of Locomotor Activity in Decerebrate and Spinal Cats Using Noninvasive Transcutaneous Electrical Stimulation of the Spinal Cord by Musienko, P. E., Bogacheva, I. N., Savokhin, A. A., Kilimnik, V. A., Gorskii, O. V., Nikitin, O. A., Gerasimenko, Yu. P.

“…Spinal neural networks activated by epidural electrical stimulation of the spinal cord (ESSC) are known to be able to take part in generating the stepping EMG…”
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Regulation of Posture and Locomotion in Decerebrate and Spinal Animals by Musienko, P. E., Gorskii, O. V., Kilimnik, V. A., Kozlovskaya, I. B., Courtine, G., Edgerton, V. R., Gerasimenko, Yu. P.

“…The experiments reported here showed that decerebrate cats can actively maintain posture during standing and walking. On standing, postural corrections…”
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Activity of Spinal Interneurons during Forward and Backward Locomotion by Musienko, Pavel E, Lyalka, Vladimir F, Gorskii, Oleg V, Zelenin, Pavel V, Deliagina, Tatiana G

“…Higher vertebrates are capable not only of forward but also backward and sideways locomotion. Also, single steps in different directions are generated for…”
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Mathematical model of the hindlimbs control during cat locomotion with balance by Lyakhovetskii, V A, Gorskii, O V, Gerasimenko, Yu P, Musienko, P E

“…The musculoskeletal model of cat's hind limbs, capable to step while maintaining balance, was developed using the MatLab. The skeletal part of the model…”
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Comparison of operation of spinal locomotor networks activated by supraspinal commands and by epidural stimulation of the spinal cord in cats by Musienko, Pavel E., Lyalka, Vladimir F., Gorskii, Oleg V., Merkulyeva, Natalia, Gerasimenko, Yuri P., Deliagina, Tatiana G., Zelenin, Pavel V.

“…Key points Epidural electrical stimulation (ES) of the spinal cord restores/improves locomotion in patients. ES‐evoked locomotor movements differ to some…”
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Neuronal control of posture and locomotion in decerebrated and spinalized animals by Musienko, P E, Gorskiĭ, O V, Kilimnik, V A, Kozlovskaia, I B, Courtine, G, Edgerton, V R, Gerasimenko, Iu P

“…We have found that the brainstem-spinal cord circuitry of decerebrated cats actively maintain the equilibrium during standing, walking and imposed mechanical…”
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Non-invasive transcutaneous spinal cord stimulation facilitates locomotor activity in decerebrated and spinal cats by Musienko, P E, Bogacheva, I N, Savochin, A A, Kilimnik, V A, Gorskiĭ, O V, Nikitin, O A, Gerasimenko, Ia P

“…It is known that spinal neuronal networks activated by epidural electrical stimulation (EES) can produce the stepping EMG pattern and control the locomotor…”
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