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fatigable
ˈfatigable, faˈtiguable, a. [a. OF. fatigable, ad. L. fatīgābilis, f. fatīgāre to fatigue.] a. Capable of being fatigued; easily tired. † b. Wearying, tiring. Obs.—0a. 1608 Middleton Fam. Love iii. ii, Lip. Indefatigable, boy, indefatigable. Shr. Fatigable, quoth you? 1853 Ruskin Stones Ven. III. ii... Oxford English Dictionary
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fatiguable
fatiguable var. of fatigable. Oxford English Dictionary
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Semaphorin-3A
Additionally, the terminal Schwann cells of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) mice (SOD1 mutant) express semaphorin-3A at fast-fatigable fiber neuromuscular This expression is greatest pre-symptomatically corresponding to ALS progression in which fast-fatigable fiber denervation precedes clinical symptoms. wikipedia.org
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infatigable
† inˈfatigable, a. Obs. [a. F. infatigable (15–16th c. in Hatz.-Darm.), ad. L. infatīgābilis, f. in- (in-3) + fatīgābilis fatigable.] Incapable of being wearied; untiring, indefatigable.c 1510 More Picus Wks. 15/1 With much watch and infatigable trauaile. 1591 R. Turnbull St. James 207 Albeit the de... Oxford English Dictionary
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PLXNA4A
Additionally, Sema3A and therefore its receptor, Plexin A4, have been implicated as possible components of fast-fatigable muscle fiber denervation in ALS wikipedia.org
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unfatigable
† unˈfatigable, a. Obs. [un-1 7 b and 5 b.] Indefatigable.c 1550 Clariodus v. 1925 Apollo restless and unfatigabill. 1592 Nashe P. Penilesse F 2 b, As industrie and vnfatigable toyle rayseth meane persons..to high thrones of authoritie. 1622 Malynes Anc. Law-Merch. 84 Which cannot be done without an... Oxford English Dictionary
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Norm Phelps
From 2002 until his death in 2014, Phelps had suffered from myasthenia gravis, an auto-immune neuromuscular condition that causes severe fatigable weakness wikipedia.org
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undefatigable
† undeˈfatigable, a. Obs. (un-1 7 b and 5 b.)1630 tr. Camden's Hist. Eliz. iv. 89 Meane while, the Lord Deputy with vndefatigable paynes prosecuteth Mac-Hugh. 1662 W. Gurnall Chr. in Arm. iii. xx. §1 Men, furnished by the blessing of God on their undefatigable labours and studies. Oxford English Dictionary
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Motor unit recruitment
general groups by which motor units could be categorized: S (slow – slow twitch), FR (fast, resistant – fast twitch, fatigue-resistant), and FF (fast, fatigable – fast twitch, fatigable). wikipedia.org
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fatigability
fatigability (fætɪgəˈbɪlɪtɪ) Also fatiguability (fəˌtiːg-). [f. fatigable: see -ility.] Susceptibility to fatigue.1908 W. McDougall Introd. Soc. Psychol. iv. 119 Differences in respect to fatigability and rapidity of recuperation. 1919 J. A. Hadfield in B. H. Streeter Spirit iii. 79 A man's fatiguab... Oxford English Dictionary
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Motor pool (neuroscience)
further be divided into three separate subclasses, distinguished according to the contractile properties of the motor units that they form: fast-twitch fatigable Motor neurons that target fast-twitch, fatigable (FF) muscle fibers are the largest (and therefore the fastest in propagating signals); those that target wikipedia.org
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defatigable
deˈfatigable, a. [ad. L. type dēfatīgābil-is (found in negative indēfatīgābilis), f. fatīgāre to fatigue: see -ble.] 1. Apt to be wearied; capable of being wearied.1656 Blount Glossogr., Defatigable, easily to be wearyed. 1659 D. Pell Impr. Sea 244 That when this bird is defatigable, and wearied wit... Oxford English Dictionary
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Henneman's size principle
First, it minimizes the amount of fatigue an organism experiences by using fatigue-resistant muscle fibers first and only using fatigable fibers when high It was shown that the use of electrical stimulation of muscles for motor control would stimulate large, fatigable motor unit first. wikipedia.org
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indefatigable
indefatigable, a. (ɪndɪˈfætɪgəb(ə)l) [a. obs. F. indéfatigable (15–16th c. in Godef.), ad. L. indēfatīgābil-is, f. in- (in-3) + dēfatīgāre to wear out: see -ble.] Incapable of being wearied; that cannot be tired out; unwearied, untiring, unremitting in labour or effort. a. Of persons or things perso... Oxford English Dictionary
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Motor unit
Contraction speed in Isometric contractions Rate of rise of force Time to peak of a twitch contraction (response to a single nerve impulse) FF — Fast fatigable wikipedia.org
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