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Journal of Neurophysiology|October 9, 2024
Investigating premotor corticospinal excitability in fast and slow voluntary contractions of the elbow flexorsDaniel C Basile, Michael T Paris, Chris J McNeil, et al.Clinical Neurophysiology : Official Journal of the International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology|May 7, 2005
The effect of contraction intensity on motor unit number estimates of the tibialis anteriorChris J McNeil, Timothy J Doherty, Daniel W Stashuk, et al.Physiological Reports|December 5, 2013
Enhanced force production in old age is not a far stretch: an investigation of residual force enhancement and muscle architectureGeoffrey A Power, Demetri P Makrakos, Charles L Rice, et al.Muscle & Nerve|October 6, 2017
Effect of very old age on anconeus motor unit loss and compensatory remodellingKevin J Gilmore, Eric A Kirk, Timothy J Doherty, et al.Journal of Neurophysiology|June 4, 2025
Investigating motor unit firing rates during arm cycling compared with intensity-matched isometric contractions in humansDaniel C Basile, Alysha D Wira, Charles L Rice, et al.Journal of Applied Physiology (Bethesda, Md. : 1985)|August 24, 2023
Increased corticospinal inhibition following brief maximal and submaximal contractions in humansAlexander D Paish, Alexander M Zero, Chris J McNeil, et al.Muscle & Nerve|February 3, 2005
Motor unit number estimates in the tibialis anterior muscle of young, old, and very old menChris J McNeil, Timothy J Doherty, Daniel W Stashuk, et al.Muscle & Nerve|July 22, 2008
Age-related reductions in the estimated numbers of motor units are minimal in the human soleusBrian H Dalton, Chris J McNeil, Timothy J Doherty, et al.Journal of Applied Physiology (Bethesda, Md. : 1985)|September 11, 2010
Power loss is greater in old men than young men during fast plantar flexion contractionsBrian H Dalton, Geoffrey A Power, Anthony A Vandervoort, et al.Journal of Neurophysiology|June 14, 2023
Motor unit firing rates in young and very old adult males during an isokinetic fatiguing task and short-term recovery in the anconeus muscleAlexander M Zero, Eric A Kirk, Kevin J Gilmore, et al.Pageof 16