Ageing is accompanied by a severe muscle function decline presumably caused by
structural and functional adaptations at the central and peripheral level. Although …

Age‐associated alterations in bladder control affect millions of older adults, with a heavy
burden added to families both economically and in quality of life. Therapeutic options are …

Ageing is a natural process causing alterations in the neuromuscular system, which
contributes to reduced quality of life. Motor unit (MU) contributes to weakness, but the …

A well‐coordinated facilitation–inhibition control of motor neuronal persistent inward
currents (PICs) via diffuse neuromodulation and local inhibition is essential to ensure motor …

The spinal cord is a crucial component of the central nervous system that facilitates sensory
processing and motor performance. Despite its importance, the spatiotemporal codes …

The manner in which motoneurons respond to excitatory and inhibitory inputs depends
strongly on how their intrinsic properties are influenced by the neuromodulators serotonin …

Objective This study was undertaken to describe and compare disease course and
prognosis of early (ie, disease onset before age 11 years) and late (ie, disease onset after …

In this review, we discuss motor circuit assembly starting from neuronal stem cells. Until
recently, studies of neuronal stem cells focused on how a relatively small pool of stem cells …

Motor control and body representations in the central nervous system are built, ie, patterned,
during development by sensorimotor experience and somatosensory feedback/reafference …

Healthy ageing modifies neuromuscular control of human overground walking. Previous
studies found that ageing changes gait biomechanics, but whether there is concurrent …