. 1983 Mar-Apr;23(3):151-7.

Single mother unit control and variations of recruitment order of motor units in human m' abductor pollicis brevis and m' interosseus dorsalis I

M A De Bakker et al. Electromyogr Clin Neurophysiol. 1983 Mar-Apr.

. 1983 Mar-Apr;23(3):151-7.

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