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Journal of Neuroscience Methods|October 21, 2000
Simple methods for quantifying the spatial distribution of different categories of motoneuronal nerve endings, using measurements of muscle regionalizationD Kernell, L C Wang
Brain Research|December 14, 1981
Threshold current for repetitive impulse firing in motoneurones innervating muscle fibres of different fatigue sensitivity in the catD Kernell, A W Monster
Journal of Anatomy|January 15, 2002
Fibre type regionalisation in lower hindlimb muscles of rabbit, rat and mouse: a comparative studyL C Wang, D Kernell
Journal of Anatomy|April 27, 2001
Quantification of fibre type regionalisation: an analysis of lower hindlimb muscles in the ratL C Wang, D Kernell
Journal of Muscle Research and Cell Motility|February 24, 2001
Proximo-distal organization and fibre type regionalization in rat hindlimb musclesL C Wang, D Kernell
Experimental Brain Research|January 1, 1982
Time course and properties of late adaptation in spinal motoneurones of the catD Kernell, A W Monster
Pflugers Archiv : European Journal of Physiology|March 1, 1990
The "fastness" of rat motoneurones: time-course of afterhyperpolarization in relation to axonal conduction velocity and muscle unit contractile speedP F Gardiner, D Kernell
Brain Research|May 8, 1989
Distribution of activity within the cat's peroneus longus muscle when activated in different ways via the central nervous systemT W Kandou, D Kernell
Brain Research|November 7, 1975
Properties of motor units in the first deep lumbrical muscle of the cat's footD Kernell, A Ducati, H Sjöholm
Journal of Neurophysiology|September 1, 1987
Effects of physiological amounts of high- and low-rate chronic stimulation on fast-twitch muscle of the cat hindlimb. II. Endurance-related propertiesD Kernell, Y Donselaar, O Eerbeek
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Journal of Neuroscience Methods|October 21, 2000
Simple methods for quantifying the spatial distribution of different categories of motoneuronal nerve endings, using measurements of muscle regionalizationD Kernell, L C Wang
Brain Research|December 14, 1981
Threshold current for repetitive impulse firing in motoneurones innervating muscle fibres of different fatigue sensitivity in the catD Kernell, A W Monster
Journal of Anatomy|January 15, 2002
Fibre type regionalisation in lower hindlimb muscles of rabbit, rat and mouse: a comparative studyL C Wang, D Kernell
Journal of Anatomy|April 27, 2001
Quantification of fibre type regionalisation: an analysis of lower hindlimb muscles in the ratL C Wang, D Kernell
Journal of Muscle Research and Cell Motility|February 24, 2001
Proximo-distal organization and fibre type regionalization in rat hindlimb musclesL C Wang, D Kernell
Experimental Brain Research|January 1, 1982
Time course and properties of late adaptation in spinal motoneurones of the catD Kernell, A W Monster
Pflugers Archiv : European Journal of Physiology|March 1, 1990
The "fastness" of rat motoneurones: time-course of afterhyperpolarization in relation to axonal conduction velocity and muscle unit contractile speedP F Gardiner, D Kernell
Brain Research|May 8, 1989
Distribution of activity within the cat's peroneus longus muscle when activated in different ways via the central nervous systemT W Kandou, D Kernell
Brain Research|November 7, 1975
Properties of motor units in the first deep lumbrical muscle of the cat's footD Kernell, A Ducati, H Sjöholm
Journal of Neurophysiology|September 1, 1987
Effects of physiological amounts of high- and low-rate chronic stimulation on fast-twitch muscle of the cat hindlimb. II. Endurance-related propertiesD Kernell, Y Donselaar, O Eerbeek
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