1. Adaptation of postural orientation to changes in surface inclination

   • JoAnn Kluzik
   • Robert J. Peterka
   • Fay B. Horak

   Research Article 13 October 2006 Pages: 1 - 17

   

2. Time to reconfigure balancing behaviour in man: changing visual condition while riding a continuously moving platform

   • Alessandro Marco De Nunzio
   • Marco Schieppati

   Research Article 30 September 2006 Pages: 18 - 36

   

3. Auditory biofeedback substitutes for loss of sensory information in maintaining stance

   • Marco Dozza
   • Fay B. Horak
   • Lorenzo Chiari

   Research Article 05 October 2006 Pages: 37 - 48

   

4. Fatigue-induced adaptive changes of anticipatory postural adjustments

   • Adam J. Strang
   • William P. Berg

   Research Article 13 October 2006 Pages: 49 - 61

   

5. The effect of voluntary arm abduction on balance recovery following multidirectional stance perturbations

   • Laura Grin
   • J. Frank
   • John H. J. Allum

   Research Article 19 October 2006 Pages: 62 - 78

   

6. Bilateral motor unit synchronization is functionally organized

   • T. W. Boonstra
   • A. Daffertshofer
   • P. J. Beek

   Research Article 16 November 2006 Pages: 79 - 88

   

7. Desensitization of cold- and menthol-sensitive rat dorsal root ganglion neurones by inflammatory mediators

   • Ramona Madalina Linte
   • Cristian Ciobanu
   • Alexandru Babes

   Research Article 28 September 2006 Pages: 89 - 98

   

8. Predicting curvilinear target motion through an occlusion

   • Leigh A. Mrotek
   • John F. Soechting

   Research Article 12 October 2006 Pages: 99 - 114

   

9. Conventional anticonvulsant drugs in the guinea-pig kindling model of partial seizures: effects of repeated administration

   • Trevor H. Gilbert
   • G. Campbell Teskey

   Research Article 26 January 2007 Pages: 115 - 125

   

10. Forces applied by anterior and posterior teeth and roles of periodontal afferents during hold-and-split tasks in human subjects

    • Skjalg E. Johnsen
    • Krister G. Svensson
    • Mats Trulsson

    Research Article 10 October 2006 Pages: 126 - 134

    

11. The role of left and right intraparietal sulcus in the attentional blink: a transcranial magnetic stimulation study

    • Ken Kihara
    • Nobuyuki Hirose
    • Naoyuki Osaka

    Research Note 20 February 2007 Pages: 135 - 140