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PHY2011 - Neuroscience of communication, sensory and control systems - S1 2025
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Fast fatiguable motor units have the following characteristics
If we wanted to produce a high level of muscle force, knowing we needed to do so only briefly for about 1 minute, we are most likely to rely on
For ballistic movements, where your body or an object (javelin, ball) is moved explosively into a flight phase, we are most likely to rely on
For maintenance of posture we are most likely to rely on
An individual motor unit:
The amount of force that a muscle can develop is
To generate progressively more force to their maximum voluntary force, large muscles
The size principle for motor unit recruitment is possible because
If we wanted to produce a very small amount of muscle force, knowing we needed to maintain this for a long period of an hour or so, we are most likely to rely on