T Richard Nichols
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Rahmati S, Klishko A, Martin R, Bunderson N, Meslie J, Nichols T, et al.
J Physiol
. 2024 Dec;
603(2):447-487.
PMID: 39705066
Previous studies established strong links between morphological characteristics of mammalian hindlimb muscles and their sensorimotor functions during locomotion. Less is known about the role of forelimb morphology in motor outputs...
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Nichols T
Compr Physiol
. 2024 Dec;
14(5):5789-5838.
PMID: 39699088
The evolution of mechanisms for terrestrial locomotion has resulted in multi-segmented limbs that allow navigation on irregular terrains, changing of direction, manipulation of external objects, and control over the mechanical...
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Rahmati S, Klishko A, Martin R, Bunderson N, Meslie J, Nichols T, et al.
bioRxiv
. 2024 Jul;
PMID: 39071389
Previous studies established strong links between morphological characteristics of mammalian hindlimb muscles and their sensorimotor functions during locomotion. Less is known about the role of forelimb morphology in motor outputs...
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Cuadra C, De Boef A, Luong S, Wolf S, Nichols T, Lyle M
Eur J Neurosci
. 2024 Jun;
60(3):4317-4331.
PMID: 38853295
Heteronymous inhibition between lower limb muscles is primarily attributed to recurrent inhibitory circuits in humans but could also arise from Golgi tendon organs (GTOs). Distinguishing between recurrent inhibition and mechanical...
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Nichols T, Daley M
Front Integr Neurosci
. 2022 Aug;
16:975948.
PMID: 35924117
No abstract available.
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Kajtaz E, Montgomery L, McMurtry S, Howland D, Nichols T
Exp Brain Res
. 2021 Jul;
239(9):2679-2691.
PMID: 34218298
Successful propagation throughout the step cycle is contingent on adequate regulation of whole-limb stiffness by proprioceptive feedback. Following spinal cord injury (SCI), there are changes in the strength and organization...
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Niazi I, Lyle M, Rising A, Howland D, Nichols T
J Neurosci Res
. 2020 Jun;
98(8):1646-1661.
PMID: 32537945
Inhibitory pathways from Golgi tendon organs project widely between muscles crossing different joints and axes of rotation. Evidence suggests that the strength and distribution of this intermuscular inhibition is dependent...
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Higgin D, Krupka A, Maghsoudi O, Klishko A, Nichols T, Lyle M, et al.
J Neurophysiol
. 2019 Nov;
123(1):70-89.
PMID: 31693435
Sensorimotor training providing motion-dependent somatosensory feedback to spinal locomotor networks restores treadmill weight-bearing stepping on flat surfaces in spinal cats. In this study, we examined if locomotor ability on flat...
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Lyle M, Nichols T
J Physiol
. 2019 Jun;
597(17):4627-4642.
PMID: 31228207
Key Points: Golgi tendon organ feedback has been evaluated most frequently using electrical stimulation of peripheral nerves, which is not a physiological or selective stimulus for Golgi tendon organs. Golgi...