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Neuromotor Regulation of Ankle Stiffness is Comparable to Regulation of Joint Position and Torque at Moderate Levels by Wind, Alexander M., Rouse, Elliott J.

“…Joint mechanical impedance, which describes the instantaneous relationship between kinematic perturbations and the resulting torque response, plays an…”
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Cost considerations in using simulations for medical training by Fletcher, J D, Wind, Alexander P

“…This article reviews simulation used for medical training, techniques for assessing simulation-based training, and cost analyses that can be included in such…”
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Transgene‐mediated skeletal phenotypic variation in zebrafish by Kimmel, Charles B., Wind, Alexander L., Oliva, Whitney, Ahlquist, Samuel D., Walker, Charline, Dowd, John, Blanco‐Sánchez, Bernardo, Titus, Tom A., Batzel, Peter, Talbot, Jared C., Postlethwait, John H., Nichols, James T.

“…When considering relationships between genotype and phenotype we frequently ignore the fact that the genome of a typical animal, notably including that of a…”
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Real-time in-vivo microscopic imaging of the cervix using confocal laser endomicroscopy: preliminary observations and feasibility study by Degueldre, Michel, Vandromme, Jean, de Wind, Alexander, Feoli, Francesco

“…Confocal laser endomicroscopy (CLE) enables in-vivo, real-time, imaging of tissues with a micron-scale resolution through a fiber optic probe. CLE could be a…”
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Unusual Presentation of Propionic Acidemia Mimicking Botulism in an Infant: A Case Report and Literature Review by Boland, Allison C, Wind, Alexander, Alkhoujah, Mohammad

“…Propionic acidemia (PA) is a rare metabolic disorder stemming from genetic mutations, often causing hyperammonemia, acidosis, and basal ganglia issues. Its…”
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Two text-based interventions on rigid problem solving in the water jugs test by Wind, Alexander P

“…The paper focuses on the Einstellung phenomenon (aka mental set), the adherence to a particular strategy when it is no longer the best or even correct course…”
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