@Article{Tresch2009,
  author   = {Matthew C Tresch and Anthony Jarc},
  journal  = {Curr Opin Neurobiol},
  title    = {The case for and against muscle synergies.},
  year     = {2009},
  abstract = {A long standing goal in motor control is to determine the fundamental
	output controlled by the CNS: does the CNS control the activation
	of individual motor units, individual muscles, groups of muscles,
	kinematic or dynamic features of movement, or does it simply care
	about accomplishing a task? Of course, the output controlled by the
	CNS might not be exclusive but instead multiple outputs might be
	controlled in parallel or hierarchically. In this review we examine
	one particular hypothesized level of control: that the CNS produces
	movement through the flexible combination of groups of muscles, or
	muscle synergies. Several recent studies have examined this hypothesis,
	providing evidence both in support and in opposition to it. We discuss
	these results and the current state of the muscle synergy hypothesis.},
  doi      = {10.1016/j.conb.2009.09.002},
  keywords = {19828310},
}

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