E. Eldred

University of California, Los Angeles — United States

Engineering · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Muscle activation and electromyography studies(18), Muscle Physiology and Disorders(7), Neuroscience and Neural Engineering(7), Advanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting Materials(5), Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors Study(5)

Publications53 total

Spindle Representation Relative to Distribution of Muscle Fiber Types in the Cat Capsularis Muscle
Cells Tissues Organs·1997· 7 cited
List of Reviewers Vol. 159, No. 2–3, 1997
Cells Tissues Organs·1997Open Access
Author / Subject Indexes Vol. 159, No. 2–3, 1997
Cells Tissues Organs·1997· 1 citedOpen Access
Effects of age at cordotomy and subsequent exercise on contraction times of motor units in the cat
Journal of Applied Physiology·1993· 1 cited
Tapering of the intrafascicular endings of muscle fibers and its implications to relay of force
The Anatomical Record·1993· 31 cited
The physiological cross‐sectional area of motor units in the cat tibialis anterior
The Anatomical Record·1993· 18 cited
Effects of high-frequency (500–600 Hz), antidromic stimulation on primary and secondary spindle afferents
Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology·1993
Comparison of contraction times of a muscle and its motor units
Neuroscience Letters·1992· 2 cited
Effects of high-frequency (500–1,000 Hz), indirect stimulation on slow and fast muscle relevant to orthotic applications
Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology·1992· 6 cited
Physiological and developmental implications of motor unit anatomy
Journal of Neurobiology·1991· 107 cited
Metabolic and fiber size properties of cat tibialis anterior motor units
American Journal of Physiology-Cell Physiology·1988· 52 cited
Post-stimulation effects of high-frequency stimulation on sensory discharge from muscle.
PubMed·1987· 2 cited
POST-STIMULATION EFFECTS OF HIGH-FREQUENCY STIMULATION ON SENSORY DISCHARGE FROM MUSCLE
American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation·1987· 2 cited
Maximal force as a function of anatomical features of motor units in the cat tibialis anterior
Journal of Neurophysiology·1987· 170 cited
Fatigue considerations of muscle contractile force during high-frequency stimulation.
PubMed·1983· 26 cited
Discharge from total populations of Ia and II afferent fibers in the cat's deefferented medial gastrocnemius muscle during static stretch
Experimental Neurology·1983· 2 citedOpen Access
Control of muscle contractile force through indirect high-frequency stimulation.
PubMed·1983· 48 cited
The chronic spinalized cat: a model for neuromuscular plasticity.
PubMed·1983· 13 cited
Exercise-induced changes of biochemical, histochemical, and contractile properties of muscle in cordotomized kittens
Experimental Neurology·1982· 22 cited
Static stretch sensitivity of Ia and II afferents in the cat's gastrocnemius
Pflügers Archiv - European Journal of Physiology·1982· 24 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Roland R. Roy(12), V. Reggie Edgerton(9), V. Reggie Edgerton(7), Lisa A. Smith(5), K. H. Ginzel(5), B. R. Botterman(4), M. Ounjian(3), Moshe Solomonow(3), Douglas G. Stuart(3), Soichi Watanabe(3), Frances S. Grover(3), Jennifer S. Buchwald(3), Steve I. Perlmutter(3), Raǵnar Granit(2), Sue C. Bodine(2), Buchwald Js(2), Alan Garfinkel(2), J. F. Lyman(2), Koichi Ishikawa(2), Charles F. Bridgman(2)