Brain Research
New Brain Research Study Findings Have Been Reported by Researchers at University of Montreal
Published in Pain and Central Nervous System Week, May 16th, 2011
2011 MAY 16 -- "Locomotion is presumably guided by feed-forward shifts in the referent body location in the desired direction in the environment. We propose that the difference between the actual and the referent body locations is transmitted to neurons that virtually diminish this difference by appropriately changing the referent body configuration, i.e. the body posture at which muscles reach their recruitment thresholds," researchers in Montreal, Canada report.
"Muscles are activated depending on the gap between the actual and the referent body configurations resulting in a step being made to minimize this gap. This hypothesis implies that the actual and...
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