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  • 48. Does the frequency content of the surface mechanomyographic signal reflect motor unit firing rates? A brief review.
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  • 50. Activity-dependent peptidergic modulation of the plateau-generating neuron B64 in the feeding network of Aplysia.
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  • 54. Functional consequences of activity-dependent synaptic enhancement at a crustacean neuromuscular junction.
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  • 58. The image of motor units architecture in the mechanomyographic signal during the single motor unit contraction: in vivo and simulation study.
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