The possibility of phase-dependent monosynaptic and polysynaptic is excitation to homonymous motoneurones during fictive locomotion.

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Schomburg, E D; Behrends, H B

Brain research , Volume 143 (3): -525 – Jul 24, 1978

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Schomburg, E D; Behrends, H B

Brain research , Volume 143 (3): -525 – Jul 24, 1978

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