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Partap S. Khalsa

Yale University

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Hairy Skin Slowly Adapting Type I Mechanoreceptors in Rat Encoding of Compressive Stress During Indentation by

2015
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Validation of the Cat as a Model for the Human Lumbar Spine During Simulated High-Velocity, Low-Amplitude Spinal Manipulation

2010 Journal of Biomechanical Engineering-transactions of The Asme
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Position Sensitivity of Feline Paraspinal Muscle Spindles to Vertebral Movement in the Lumbar Spine

2009 Journal of Neurophysiology
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Technical Reviews Determination of torque-limits for human and cat lumbar spine specimens during displacement-controlled physiological motions

2009 The Spine Journal
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Encoding of Compressive Stress During Indentation by Slowly Adapting Type I Mechanoreceptors in Rat Hairy Skin

2002 Journal of Neurophysiology
- Weiqing Ge
- Partap S. Khalsa
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Neural Coding of the Location and Direction of a Moving Object by a Spatially Distributed Population of Mechanoreceptors

2002 The Journal of Neuroscience
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Encoding of Location and Intensity of Noxious Indentation Into Rat Skin by Spatial Populations of Cutaneous Mechano-Nociceptors

2000 Journal of Neurophysiology
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Lumbar facet joint capsule model

1999 EMBC | International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society
- Yi-Xian Qin
- Partap S. Khalsa
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Raised object on a planar surface stroked across the fingerpad: responses of cutaneous mechanoreceptors to shape and orientation.

1998 Journal of Neurophysiology
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ENCODING OF SHAPE AND ORIENTATION OF OBJECTS INDENTED INTO THE MONKEY FINGERPAD BY POPULATIONS OF SLOWLY AND RAPIDLY ADAPTING MECHANORECEPTORS

1998 Journal of Neurophysiology
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