[2011] Prog. Brain Res. Yakovenko S

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[2011]
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Yakovenko S (2011) A hierarchical perspective on rhythm generation for locomotor
control. Prog. Brain Res. 188: 151-166.
Yakovenko S, Krouchev N and Drew T. (2011) Sequential activation of motor cortical
neurons contributes to intralimb coordination during reaching in the cat by modulating
muscle synergies. J. Neurophysiol. 105(1): 388-409.
Yakovenko S (2011) Does the nervous system need a “driver?” In L. Giuliani, ed.
Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin / Institute for Advanced Study: Jahrbuch 2009-2010
Berlin, p. 241–254.
[2009]
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Yakovenko S and Drew T (2009) A motor cortical contribution to the anticipatory
postural adjustments that precede reaching in the cat. J. Neurophysiol. 102: 853-874.
Gritsenko V, Yakovenko S and Kalaska JF (2009) Integration of predictive feedforward
and sensory feedback signals for online control of visually-guided movement. J.
Neurophysiol. 102: 914-930.
[2008]
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Drew T, Andujar JE, Lajoie K, and Yakovenko S (2008) Cortical mechanisms involved
in visuomotor coordination during precision walking. Brain Res. Rev. 57(1): 199-211.
[2007]
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Yakovenko S, Kowalczewski J, and Prochazka A (2007) Intraspinal stimulation caudal
to spinal cord transections in rats. Testing the propriospinal hypothesis. J. Neurophysiol.
97: 2570-2574.
Prochazka A, and Yakovenko S (2007) Predictive and reactive tuning of the locomotor
CPG. Integr. Comp. Biol. 47: 474-481.
Yakovenko S, Kowalczewski J, and Prochazka A (2007) Intraspinal stimulation caudal
to spinal cord transections in rats. Testing the propriospinal hypothesis. J. Neurophysiol.
97: 2570-2574.
Prochazka A, and Yakovenko S. The neuromechanical tuning hypothesis (2007). Prog.
Brain Res. 165: 255-265.
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