Summary data showing the effects of 10−6 M and 10−5 M apUII on the frequency of spontaneously-occurring motor programs.

Printed in Crea,t Britain CHANGES IN MOTONEURONE FIRING RATES DURING SUSTAINED MAXIMAL VOLUNTARY CONTRACTIONS

Brenda Bigland-ritchie
R. Johansson
C. J. Lippoldt
J. J. Woods

January 1982

1. Tungsten micro-electrodes have been used to record the electrical activity of single motor units ...

The Applicability of Standard Error of Measurement and Minimal Detectable Change to Motor Learning Research—A Behavioral Study

Leonardo Furlan
Annette Sterr
Annette Sterr

March 2018

Motor learning studies face the challenge of differentiating between real changes in performance and...

Mean CBI50 responses in each group.

Julianne K. Baarbé (4898980)
Paul Yielder (4898974)
Heidi Haavik (4898977)
Michael W. R. Holmes (4898971)
Bernadette Ann Murphy (4898983)

February 2018

(A) Mean CBI50 response in healthy controls before and after the combined intervention...

The effect of a single session of premotor cTBS600 on motor plasticity.

Ying-Zu Huang (303662)
Chin-Song Lu (303663)
John C. Rothwell (303664)
Chung-Chuan Lo (303665)
Wen-Li Chuang (303666)
Yi-Hsin Weng (303667)
Szu-Chia Lai (303668)
Rou-Shayn Chen (303669)

February 2013

A single session of premotor cTBS600 significantly reduced the motor plasticity produced by cTBS3...

apUII inhibits the generation of spontaneously occurring programs.

Elena V. Romanova (240052)
Kosei Sasaki (299731)
Vera Alexeeva (299733)
Ferdinand S. Vilim (299734)
Jian Jing (299735)
Timothy A. Richmond (299736)
Klaudiusz R. Weiss (269519)
Jonathan V. Sweedler (19333)

February 2013

(A) In control condition, motor programs occurred spontaneously. (B) Perfusion of 1...

Differences in mean motor activity and motion patterns over a 24 hour period among MD patients in the beginning of treatment (MD) and healthy controls (HC)—itemised in several feature-placement combinations measured in different accelerometer axes and sorted according to effect sizes by Cohen.

Markus Reichert (725905)
Alexander Lutz (725906)
Michael Deuschle (725907)
Maria Gilles (725908)
Holger Hill (635771)
Matthias F. Limberger (725909)
Ulrich W. Ebner-Priemer (725910)

April 2015

Abbreviations: SD: standard deviation; n.s. = not significant;*p≤0.05,**p≤0.01,...

Figure 4

Paul A. Muller (539577)
Sameer C. Dhamne (539578)
Andrew M. Vahabzadeh-Hagh (539579)
Alvaro Pascual-Leone (113880)
Frances E. Jensen (324113)
Alexander Rotenberg (388001)

March 2014

(A) Average motor threshold per treatment group. Percent machine output needed to achieve ...

The effect of premotor cTBS600 for five consecutive days on motor plasticity in dystonia.

Ying-Zu Huang (303662)
Chin-Song Lu (303663)
John C. Rothwell (303664)
Chung-Chuan Lo (303665)
Wen-Li Chuang (303666)
Yi-Hsin Weng (303667)
Szu-Chia Lai (303668)
Rou-Shayn Chen (303669)

February 2013

The motor plasticity-like effect induced by cTBS300 given to M1 was significantly reduced or abol...

PMd-M1 connectivity in dystonia.

Ying-Zu Huang (303662)
Chin-Song Lu (303663)
John C. Rothwell (303664)
Chung-Chuan Lo (303665)
Wen-Li Chuang (303666)
Yi-Hsin Weng (303667)
Szu-Chia Lai (303668)
Rou-Shayn Chen (303669)

February 2013

In the group that had real stimulation (A), premotor cTBS600 did not change M1 excitability on da...

Differences in mean motor activity and motion patterns over a 24 hour period among MD patients in the beginning (MD-pre) and after 4 weeks (MD-post) of in-patient treatment—itemised in several feature-placement combinations measured in different accelerometer axes and sorted according to effect sizes by Cohen.

Markus Reichert (725905)
Alexander Lutz (725906)
Michael Deuschle (725907)
Maria Gilles (725908)
Holger Hill (635771)
Matthias F. Limberger (725909)
Ulrich W. Ebner-Priemer (725910)

April 2015

Abbreviations: SD: standard deviation; n.s. = not significant;*p≤0.05;d: Cohen’s ef...

Forest plot of motor block duration.

Jiajia Hu (131448)
Chengliang Zhang (349249)
Jianqin Yan (578675)
Ruike Wang (2587333)
Ying Wang (11406)
Mu Xu (594466)

March 2016

Forest plot displaying the results of the random effects meta-analysis for motor duration onset (...

Effect of interval (PAS ) on motor evoked potential (MEP) amplitude recorded in in the right abductor pollicis brevis (APB) with a 25-ms (PAS-25) and a 50-ms interval (PAS-50), and in the right abductor digiti minimi (ADM) muscles.

Luigi De Gennaro (34214)
Fabiana Fratello (34212)
Cristina Marzano (34213)
Fabio Moroni (34208)
Giuseppe Curcio (34210)
Daniela Tempesta (283676)
Maria Concetta Pellicciari (377450)
Cornelia Pirulli (377451)
Michele Ferrara (34220)
Paolo Maria Rossini (55412)

February 2013

Data are expressed as a percentage of motor evoked potential (MEP) amplitude after PAS/before PAS...

Patterns of pathological firing in human motor units

Thomas, CK
Butler, JE
Zijdewind, Inge

January 2002

Modulation of motor unit firing rates can change muscle force production. Motor unit firing rates ar...

PPI test.

Xiaofan Zhang (841027)
Qi Li (67548)
Min Zhang (111999)
Sylvia Lam (356163)
Pak Chung Sham (181109)
Bitao Bu (841028)
Siew Eng Chua (356167)
Wei Wang (17594)
Grainne Mary McAlonan (356168)

January 2016

(A) Oxytocin attenuated the baseline startle response to 120dB pulse in female mice. (B) Oxytocin...

Data_Sheet_1.docx

Leonardo Furlan (4992581)
Annette Sterr (14892)

March 2018

Motor learning studies face the challenge of differentiating between real changes in performance ...

Printed in Crea,t Britain CHANGES IN MOTONEURONE FIRING RATES DURING SUSTAINED MAXIMAL VOLUNTARY CONTRACTIONS

Brenda Bigland-ritchie
R. Johansson
C. J. Lippoldt
J. J. Woods

January 1982

1. Tungsten micro-electrodes have been used to record the electrical activity of single motor units ...

The Applicability of Standard Error of Measurement and Minimal Detectable Change to Motor Learning Research—A Behavioral Study

Leonardo Furlan
Annette Sterr
Annette Sterr

March 2018

Motor learning studies face the challenge of differentiating between real changes in performance and...

Mean CBI50 responses in each group.

Julianne K. Baarbé (4898980)
Paul Yielder (4898974)
Heidi Haavik (4898977)
Michael W. R. Holmes (4898971)
Bernadette Ann Murphy (4898983)

February 2018

(A) Mean CBI50 response in healthy controls before and after the combined intervention...

The effect of a single session of premotor cTBS600 on motor plasticity.

Ying-Zu Huang (303662)
Chin-Song Lu (303663)
John C. Rothwell (303664)
Chung-Chuan Lo (303665)
Wen-Li Chuang (303666)
Yi-Hsin Weng (303667)
Szu-Chia Lai (303668)
Rou-Shayn Chen (303669)

February 2013

A single session of premotor cTBS600 significantly reduced the motor plasticity produced by cTBS3...

apUII inhibits the generation of spontaneously occurring programs.

Elena V. Romanova (240052)
Kosei Sasaki (299731)
Vera Alexeeva (299733)
Ferdinand S. Vilim (299734)
Jian Jing (299735)
Timothy A. Richmond (299736)
Klaudiusz R. Weiss (269519)
Jonathan V. Sweedler (19333)

February 2013

(A) In control condition, motor programs occurred spontaneously. (B) Perfusion of 1...

Differences in mean motor activity and motion patterns over a 24 hour period among MD patients in the beginning of treatment (MD) and healthy controls (HC)—itemised in several feature-placement combinations measured in different accelerometer axes and sorted according to effect sizes by Cohen.

Markus Reichert (725905)
Alexander Lutz (725906)
Michael Deuschle (725907)
Maria Gilles (725908)
Holger Hill (635771)
Matthias F. Limberger (725909)
Ulrich W. Ebner-Priemer (725910)

April 2015

Abbreviations: SD: standard deviation; n.s. = not significant;*p≤0.05,**p≤0.01,...

Figure 4

Paul A. Muller (539577)
Sameer C. Dhamne (539578)
Andrew M. Vahabzadeh-Hagh (539579)
Alvaro Pascual-Leone (113880)
Frances E. Jensen (324113)
Alexander Rotenberg (388001)

March 2014

(A) Average motor threshold per treatment group. Percent machine output needed to achieve ...

The effect of premotor cTBS600 for five consecutive days on motor plasticity in dystonia.

Ying-Zu Huang (303662)
Chin-Song Lu (303663)
John C. Rothwell (303664)
Chung-Chuan Lo (303665)
Wen-Li Chuang (303666)
Yi-Hsin Weng (303667)
Szu-Chia Lai (303668)
Rou-Shayn Chen (303669)

February 2013

The motor plasticity-like effect induced by cTBS300 given to M1 was significantly reduced or abol...

PMd-M1 connectivity in dystonia.

Ying-Zu Huang (303662)
Chin-Song Lu (303663)
John C. Rothwell (303664)
Chung-Chuan Lo (303665)
Wen-Li Chuang (303666)
Yi-Hsin Weng (303667)
Szu-Chia Lai (303668)
Rou-Shayn Chen (303669)

February 2013

In the group that had real stimulation (A), premotor cTBS600 did not change M1 excitability on da...

Differences in mean motor activity and motion patterns over a 24 hour period among MD patients in the beginning (MD-pre) and after 4 weeks (MD-post) of in-patient treatment—itemised in several feature-placement combinations measured in different accelerometer axes and sorted according to effect sizes by Cohen.

Markus Reichert (725905)
Alexander Lutz (725906)
Michael Deuschle (725907)
Maria Gilles (725908)
Holger Hill (635771)
Matthias F. Limberger (725909)
Ulrich W. Ebner-Priemer (725910)

April 2015

Abbreviations: SD: standard deviation; n.s. = not significant;*p≤0.05;d: Cohen’s ef...

Forest plot of motor block duration.

Jiajia Hu (131448)
Chengliang Zhang (349249)
Jianqin Yan (578675)
Ruike Wang (2587333)
Ying Wang (11406)
Mu Xu (594466)

March 2016

Forest plot displaying the results of the random effects meta-analysis for motor duration onset (...

Effect of interval (PAS ) on motor evoked potential (MEP) amplitude recorded in in the right abductor pollicis brevis (APB) with a 25-ms (PAS-25) and a 50-ms interval (PAS-50), and in the right abductor digiti minimi (ADM) muscles.

Luigi De Gennaro (34214)
Fabiana Fratello (34212)
Cristina Marzano (34213)
Fabio Moroni (34208)
Giuseppe Curcio (34210)
Daniela Tempesta (283676)
Maria Concetta Pellicciari (377450)
Cornelia Pirulli (377451)
Michele Ferrara (34220)
Paolo Maria Rossini (55412)

February 2013

Data are expressed as a percentage of motor evoked potential (MEP) amplitude after PAS/before PAS...

Patterns of pathological firing in human motor units

Thomas, CK
Butler, JE
Zijdewind, Inge

January 2002

Modulation of motor unit firing rates can change muscle force production. Motor unit firing rates ar...

PPI test.

Xiaofan Zhang (841027)
Qi Li (67548)
Min Zhang (111999)
Sylvia Lam (356163)
Pak Chung Sham (181109)
Bitao Bu (841028)
Siew Eng Chua (356167)
Wei Wang (17594)
Grainne Mary McAlonan (356168)

January 2016

(A) Oxytocin attenuated the baseline startle response to 120dB pulse in female mice. (B) Oxytocin...

Data_Sheet_1.docx

Leonardo Furlan (4992581)
Annette Sterr (14892)

March 2018

Motor learning studies face the challenge of differentiating between real changes in performance ...

Printed in Crea,t Britain CHANGES IN MOTONEURONE FIRING RATES DURING SUSTAINED MAXIMAL VOLUNTARY CONTRACTIONS

Brenda Bigland-ritchie
R. Johansson
C. J. Lippoldt
J. J. Woods

January 1982

1. Tungsten micro-electrodes have been used to record the electrical activity of single motor units ...

The Applicability of Standard Error of Measurement and Minimal Detectable Change to Motor Learning Research—A Behavioral Study

Leonardo Furlan
Annette Sterr
Annette Sterr

March 2018

Motor learning studies face the challenge of differentiating between real changes in performance and...

Mean CBI50 responses in each group.

Julianne K. Baarbé (4898980)
Paul Yielder (4898974)
Heidi Haavik (4898977)
Michael W. R. Holmes (4898971)
Bernadette Ann Murphy (4898983)

February 2018

(A) Mean CBI50 response in healthy controls before and after the combined intervention...

Summary data showing the effects of 10<sup>−6</sup> M and 10<sup>−5</sup> M apUII on the frequency of spontaneously-occurring motor programs.

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Summary data showing the effects of 10<sup>−6</sup> M and 10<sup>−5</sup> M apUII on the frequency of spontaneously-occurring motor programs.

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