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6 December 2017

High-intensity unilateral dorsiflexor resistance training results in bilateral neuromuscular plasticity after stroke (English)

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Katie Dragert

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23196803

6 December 2017

E Paul Zehr

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30 November 2012

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Experimental Brain Research

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6 December 2017

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PubMed ID

23196803