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Corticospinal neurons with a special role in precision grip.

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Corticospinal neurons with a special role in precision grip.

Muir, R B; Lemon, R N
Brain research , Volume 261 (2): -305 – May 5, 1983
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Corticospinal neurons with a special role in precision grip.

Muir, R B; Lemon, R N
Brain research , Volume 261 (2): -305 – May 5, 1983

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ISSN
0006-8993
DOI
10.1016/0006-8993(83)90635-2
pmid
6831213

Abstract

Journal

Brain research – Pubmed

Published: May 5, 1983

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