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Re‐evaluation of muscle wisdom in the human adductor pollicis using physiological rates of stimulation

Fuglevand et al., 2003

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Fuglevand A
Keen D
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The Journal of physiology

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Motor unit discharge rates decline by about 50% over 60 s of a sustained maximum voluntary contraction (MVC). It has been suggested that this decline in discharge rate serves to maintain force by protecting against conduction failure and by optimizing the input to …
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