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Silke Remiorz,Katja Nowacki,Katja Sabischte the contractile machinery of the muscle. Each myofibril is traversed by striations. Usually, the myofibrils are aligned so that the striations appear to be continuous right across the muscle fibre.

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Introduction. Plans, Strategies, and Actions,with which our nervous system copes so uncomplainingly. This book will deal with voluntary movements of the limbs and their disorders, which are particularly well illustrated by movements of the human hand and arm.