Anthony Taylor: Alpha and Gamma Motor Systems, Gebunden

Content

Motoneurone Inputs: Synaptic Differentiation on Type Identified Motoneurones (L. M. Mendell). Motor Unit Recruitment: Plasticity of Motoneurone Recruitment Order in the Flexion Reflex following Spinal Cord Transection (R. G. Durkovic). Gamma Reflexes: Regulation of the Dynamic and Static Sensitivity of Gastrocnemiussoeus Muscle Spindle Afferents by Joint and Cutaneous Afferents in the Cat (P. H. Ellaway et al.). Innervation Patterns: Early Development of the Muscle Spindle and Its Dependence on Neurotrophic Factors (J. Kucera et al.). Sensory Receptor Properties: Sensory Endings of Living Isolated Mammalian Muscle Spindles (M. Chua, C. C. Hunt). Analysis and Modeling: Analysis of Encoding of Stimulus Separation in Ensembles of Muscle Afferents (H. Johansson et al.). Central Control: Flexibility in the Relationship of Monkey Corticomotoneuronal Cells to Their Target Muscles (R. N. Lemon, K. M.B. Bennett). Pharmacology of Central Control: Expression of Glycine Receptors by Identified Alpha and Gamma Motoneurones (R. E.W. Fyffe et al.). Clinical Implications: Mechanisms Underlying Muscle Synergy Studied in Man (J. Gibbs et al.). Natural Motor Patterns 1. Natural Motor Patterns 2. 125 additional articles. Index.

Blurb

A rich, full-colour panorama of the horse breeds that originated in the United States, this book profiles the two dozen horse breeds that sprang up from Colonial times to today. Honouring not only the great horses that worked shoulder to shoulder with American pioneers, but also today's hottest breeds, this book highlights the sport horses, the working horses, the ponies, and the wild ones, giving a comprehensive history of each.