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G. S. Trajano

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A. J. Blazevich· 3 shared L. B. R. Orssatto· 3 shared A. J. Shield· 2 shared C. McNulty· 1 shared D. Borg· 1 shared D. N. Borg· 1 shared J. L. Taylor· 1 shared L. Pendrith· 1 shared

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INTRINSIC MOTOR NEURONE EXCITABILITY IS REDUCED IN SOLEUS AND TIBIALIS ANTERIOR OF OLDER ADULTS

L. B. R. Orssatto, D. N. Borg, A. J. Blazevich, R. L. Sakugawa, A. J. Shield, G. S. Trajano

This study shows older adults have reduced intrinsic motor neuron excitability in soleus and tibialis anterior muscles during low-force contractions, likely due to decreased persistent inward current amplitude.

bioRxiv · Jun 23, 2021Physiology

Do Motoneurons Slow With Aging? A Systematic Review And Meta-Analysis With Meta-Regression

L. B. R. Orssatto, D. Borg, L. Pendrith, A. J. Shield, A. J. Blazevich, G. S. Trajano

This meta-analysis finds older adults have lower motor unit discharge rates than younger adults, with contraction intensity affecting the magnitude of this difference.

bioRxiv · Dec 15, 2020Physiology

Passive muscle stretching reduces estimates of persistent inward current strength in soleus motor units

G. S. Trajano, J. L. Taylor, L. B. R. Orssatto, C. McNulty, A. J. Blazevich

This study shows that passive muscle stretching reduces persistent inward current (PIC) strength in soleus motor units, contributing to reduced force production during contraction.

bioRxiv · Jul 31, 2020Physiology