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Summarizes muscle mechanics comprehensively; leaves open validation and cardiovascular translation in clinical settings.
The sections in this article are: Representation of Muscle Properties Dimensions Used Models Real Motor Systems Summary Properties of the Contractile Unit Passive Mechanical Contributions Response to Neural Signals Interaction Between Neural and Other Inputs Functional Variations Summary Multiple Units of Muscle The Unit of Muscle Function Relationships in Multiunit Function Summary Some Measures of Muscle Function Summary Motor Functions of Muscles Final Summary Epilogue Appendix Units for Measure of Motor Function
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