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Motor units are defined as the alpha motor neuron and all the muscle fibers that it innervates. The literature surrounding the role of the motor unit in modulating strength in the elderly is debatable, and it was the primary aim of this work to bring clarity to the topic. This book offers a comprehensive review of the literature involving motor unit quantification and strength outcomes as well as an experiment to bolster the notion of the number motor units affecting strength outcomes in the elderly. Motor unit quantification was performed using a novel technique, MUNIX (Nandedkar et al.,…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Motor units are defined as the alpha motor neuron and all the muscle fibers that it innervates. The literature surrounding the role of the motor unit in modulating strength in the elderly is debatable, and it was the primary aim of this work to bring clarity to the topic. This book offers a comprehensive review of the literature involving motor unit quantification and strength outcomes as well as an experiment to bolster the notion of the number motor units affecting strength outcomes in the elderly. Motor unit quantification was performed using a novel technique, MUNIX (Nandedkar et al., 2004), and a reliability analysis was conducted to test the long term stability of the measurement.
Autorenporträt
Ryan Kaya holds a master's degree in Physiology of Exercise from Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. His laboratory work focuses on motor unit quantification, and identifying physiologic mechanisms of fatigue and low back pain. Ryan is currently enrolled as a student in Ohio University's Doctorate of Physical Therapy program.