Samit Chakrabarty

Publications

• A novel simplistic fabrication technique for cranial epidural electrodes for chronic recording and stimulation in rats
• Peripheral nerve bionic interface: a review of electrodes
• A survey on foot drop and functional electrical stimulation
• A Neural Circuit Model of Proprioceptive Feedback from Muscles Recruited during an Isometric Knee Extension
• Caudal-rostral progression of alpha motoneurone degeneration in the SOD1G93A mouse model of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
• Toward a Closed Loop, Integrated Biocompatible Biopolymer Wound Dressing Patch for Detection and Prevention of Chronic Wound Infections
• Guest Editorial introduction to the Focused section on wearable sensors, actuators, and robots for rehabilitation
• Human Comfortability: Integrating Ergonomics and Muscular-Informed Metrics for Manipulability Analysis During Human-Robot Collaboration
• C-bouton components on rat extensor digitorum longus motoneurons are resistant to chronic functional overload
• FAST: An extension of the Wavelet Synchrosqueezed Transform
• Activity-Based Therapies for Repair of the Corticospinal System Injured during Development
• Pathophysiological mechanisms of impaired limb use and repair strategies for motor systems after unilateral injury of the developing brain
• Convection enhanced drug delivery of BDNF through a microcannula in a rodent model to strengthen connectivity of a peripheral motor nerve bridge model to bypass spinal cord injury
• Selective corticospinal tract injury in the rat induces primary afferent fiber sprouting in the spinal cord and hyperreflexia
• Using motor behavior during an early critical period to restore skilled limb movement after damage to the corticospinal system during development
• Modeling the Organization of Spinal Cord Neural Circuits Controlling Two-Joint Muscles
• Descending Systems Direct Development of Key Spinal Motor Circuits
• Simultaneous Assessment of Homonymous and Heteronymous Monosynaptic Reflex Excitability in the Adult Rat
• Investigation of implantable antennas for exploratory neuroscience studies
• A review of cerebral palsy - aetiology, current understanding and treatment: A call for action
• Postnatal refinement of proprioceptive afferents in the cat cervical spinal cord
• Harnessing activity-dependent plasticity to repair the damaged corticospinal tract in an animal model of cerebral palsy
• Co-development of proprioceptive afferents and the corticospinal tract within the cervical spinal cord
• Postnatal development of a segmental switch enables corticospinal tract transmission to spinal forelimb motor circuits
• Harnessing activity-dependent plasticity in the developing corticospinal system to restore motor function after perinatal brain injury
• Excitability of primary afferent terminations is altered after CST lesion
• Upregulation of spinal cholinergic markers and optimal timing of constraint-induced movement therapy in a cat model of hemiplegic cerebral palsy
• Corticospinal Development
• Corticospinal tract injury induces primary afferent plasticity in the spinal cord
• Delayed motor skill training restores corticospinal tract connectivity in a cat model of hemiplegic cerebral palsy
• Activity-Dependent Codevelopment of the Corticospinal System and Target Interneurons in the Cervical Spinal Cord
• Presynaptic control of transmission through group II muscle afferents in the midlumbar and sacral segments of the spinal cord is independent of corticospinal control
• Activity-Dependent Plasticity Improves M1 Motor Representation and Corticospinal Tract Connectivity
• Corticospinal Development
• Segmental actions of the developing corticospinal tract are suppressed by muscle afferents in young animals but facilitated in older animals
• Behavioral approaches restore corticospinal tract connectivity and function in a cat model of hemiplegic cerebral palsy
• Changing efficacy of transmission from the corticospinal tract to spinal forelimb motor circuits during postnatal development in the cat
• Monitoring regenrating connections with indwelling spinal cord electrodes in a spinal Motor bridge in the cat
• Axon outgrowth from the corticospinal tract is promoted by and directed to spinal motor bridge neurons to bypass SCI
• Early postnatal co-development of corticospinal and proprioceptive circuits in the spinal cord
• Regenerating motor bridge axons refine connections and synapse on lumbar motoneurons to bypass chronic spinal cord injury
• Electrical Stimulation of Spared Corticospinal Axons Augments Connections with Ipsilateral Spinal Motor Circuits after Injury
• Motor But Not Sensory Representation in Motor Cortex Depends on Postsynaptic Activity During Development and in Maturity
• Activity- and use-dependent plasticity of the developing corticospinal system☆
• Effects of activity blockade on development of CST monosynaptic connections
• Electrical stimulation of spared corticospinal axons strengthens connections with and induces outgrowth to spinal motor circuits after injury
• How a bipartite CPG can control the activity of bifunctional motoneurons: a modeling study with insights from deletions during fictive locomotion
• Intracellular recording from identified lumbar motoneurones of the adult mouse recorded in vivo
• Evidence against a common excitatory drive to motoneurons innervating bifunctional and single joint muscles during fictive locomotion in cats
• Glycinergic inhibition of locomotor-related group I disynaptic excitation in cat hindlimb motoneurons
• Evoked Excitability Changes at the Terminals of Midlumbar Premotor Interneurons in the Cat Spinal Cord
• Postnatal Development of the Motor Representation in Primary Motor Cortex
• Paired recordings reveal a differential depression of synaptic transmission from primary afferents during fictive locomotion and scratch
• Selective suppression of group II sensory input to spinal interneurons during fictive locomotion in the cat
• Variations in the delay between the onset of hip and ankle flexors during fictive locomotion
• Postnatal maturation of motor representation in M1
• Transmission from group II muscle afferents in the midlumbar spinal segments is not depressed by stimulation of corticospinal fibres
• EVOKED CHANGES IN THE EXCITABILITY OF PRESYNAPTIC TERMINALS OF CAT MIDLUMBAR PREMOTOR INTERNEURONS
• Planning to Minimize the Human Muscular Effort during Forceful Human-Robot Collaboration
• Heterogeneity in form and function of the rat extensor digitorum longus motor unit
• The effect of limb position on a static knee extension task can be explained with a simple spinal cord circuit model
• Caudal–Rostral Progression of Alpha Motoneuron Degeneration in the SOD1G93A Mouse Model of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
• Robust Iterative Learning Control for Pneumatic Muscle with Uncertainties and State Constraints
• Presynaptic control of transmission through group II muscle afferents in the midlumbar and sacral segments of the spinal cord is independent of corticospinal control.
• A Simplified Model of Motor Control
• FORCE SENSE -IS IT TO BE ASSESSED OR TRAINED-A LITERATURE REVIEW ...
• How do we ensure that bioelectronic devices revolutionize medicine and healthcare?
• How do we overcome the current limitations of bioelectronic sensors used in healthcare and medicine?
• How do we overcome the current limitations of environmental bioelectronic sensors?
• How do we ensure safety and effectiveness of bioelectronic devices and judge when they are truly necessary for the rehabilitation of neurological conditions?
• Simplified Markerless Stride Detection Pipeline (sMaSDP) for Surface EMG Segmentation