Temporal components of the motor patterns expressed by the human spinal cord reflect foot kinematics.
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F. Lacquaniti | Y. Ivanenko | R. Grasso | M. Zago | M. Molinari | G. Scivoletto | V. Castellano | V. Macellari
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