ReviewIntegrative organismal biology (Oxford, England)2022
Roles of Mono- and Bi-articular Muscles in Human Limbs: Two-joint Link Model and Applications.
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Abstract
We review the two-joint link model of mono- and bi-articular muscles in the human branchium and thigh for applications related to biomechanical studies of tetrapod locomotion including gait analyses of humans and non-human tetrapods. This model has been proposed to elucidate functional roles of human mono- and bi-articular muscles by analyzing human limb movements biomechanically and testing the results both theoretically and mechanically using robotic arms and legs. However, the model has not yet been applied to biomechanical studies of tetrapod locomotion, in part since it was established based mainly on mechanical engineering analyses and because it has been applied mostly to robotics, fields of mechanical engineering, and to rehabilitation sciences. When we discovered and published the identical pairs of mono- and bi-articular muscles in pectoral fins of the coelacanth fish
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