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SENSORY NEURONS, INTRAFUSAL MUSCLE FIBERS, AND MUSCLE TONE.

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SENSORY NEURONS, INTRAFUSAL MUSCLE FIBERS, AND MUSCLE TONE.

How does the stimulation of a sensory neuron that innervates an intrafusal muscle fiber affects muscle tone.

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Don't know the answer exactly, but I think the attachment should help you or at least put you in the right track.

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