Neuromechanical Model of Rat Hindlimb Walking with Two-Layer CPGs (Deng et al, 2019)


Deng K et al. (2019). Neuromechanical model of rat hindlimb walking with two-layer CPGs Biomimetics (Basel, Switzerland). 4 [PubMed]

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