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It is known that a normally innervated muscle cannot be innervated by another nerve but that a denervated muscle has a spread sensitivity to acetylcholine and therefore can accept a new nerve.
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Brunelli, G. (1981). Direct Neurotization of Severely Damaged and Denervated Muscles. In: Freilinger, G., Holle, J., Carlson, B.M. (eds) Muscle Transplantation. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-8618-3_31
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