Human muscle fascicle behavior in agonist and antagonist isometric contractions
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M. Narici | S. Longo | O. Seynnes | E. Simoneau | EMILIE M. SIMONEAU | STEFANO LONGO | OLIVIER R. SEYNNES | MARCO V. NARICI
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