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Validating a Population Model of TactileMechanotransduction of Slowly AdaptingType I Afferents at Levels of Skin Mechanics, Single-Unit Response and Psychophysics.

G. Gerling, I. Rivest, D. Lesniak, J. Scanlon, and L. Wan. IEEE Trans. Haptics, 7 (2): 216-228 (2014)

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