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一般化模块反映了跨越跳转和运行的类似生物机械子任务

Abigail K Salvadore1, John D Willson2, Paul DeVita3

  • 1Department of Kinesiology, University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA.

Journal of biomechanics
|February 14, 2026
PubMed
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神经系统使用类似的肌肉协调模式或运动模块来跳跃和跑步. 虽然一些模块在这些步态中共享,但特定的肌肉被独特地控制,以满足跳跃的需求.

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协调 协调 协调模块化控制系统的模块化控制系统肌肉的协同作用.神经肌肉控制控制神经肌肉控制

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