It is likely above this temperature coordinated muscle movement is inhibited (Matsuzawa et al., 2002).
The CTmin and CTmax were defined as the temperatures at which the moths lost coordinated muscle function.
C. elegans normally moves with a smooth sine wave, but fax-1 mutants are unable to generate coordinated muscle contractions in their posterior half, leading to severely compromised forward movement.
He helped to determine the neural pathways and processes by which these internal receptors regulate and coordinate muscle action.
Exercise activates countless neurons, which generate, receive and interpret repeated, rapid-fire messages from the nervous system, coordinating muscle contractions, vision, balance, organ function and all of the complex interactions of bodily systems that allow you to take one step, then another.
Meanwhile, impressive at smaller scales, the Boston Symphony Orchestra coordinates muscle movements to a precision of millimeters and milliseconds.
These results support the theory that unimpaired individuals do not exclusively use central pattern generators or other low-level building blocks to coordinate muscle activity, especially when learning a new task or adapting to external assistance, and demonstrate the potential for using exoskeletons to modulate muscle recruitment and coordination patterns for rehabilitation or performance.
The device utilises two channels and a "multipath" system of stimulation to coordinate muscle contraction.
In particular, the ubiquitin proteasome system signalling has been shown to be critical for coordinating muscle degradation [ 14].
The scenario involved, the skin brain thesis (SBT), stresses the need to coordinate muscle-based motility at a very early stage.
