A. Casolo

This study shows that unilateral resistance training increases maximal force through enhanced rate coding in high-threshold motor units during maximal voluntary contractions.

This study investigates neural adaptations in muscle strength and force steadiness in untrained limbs after unilateral training, finding reduced synaptic input variability and increased neural drive in trained and contralateral limbs.

This study examines changes in motor unit conduction velocity after unilateral lower limb suspension and active recovery, finding that ion channel gene expression, particularly K+ transporters, correlates with these changes.

This study investigates whether TACS modulates corticospinal beta entrainment in humans using simulations and electromyography, finding no consistent effect.

The paper assesses inter-operator reliability in decomposing HDsEMG into motor unit spike trains, finding high agreement across operators.

This study shows that isometric strength training increases maximal force but not rate of force development (RFD) due to unchanged motor unit recruitment speed, despite increased discharge rates during plateau phases.