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During fictive locomotion cat lumbar motoneurons (MNs) exhibit changes in membrane properties, including hyperpolarization of voltage threshold, reduction of afterhyperpolarization and input resistance, and amplification of nonlinear membrane properties. Both modeling and electrophysiological studies suggest that these changes can be produced by upregulating voltage-gated sodium channel (VGSC), persistent sodium (NaP), or L-type calcium channel (LTCC) or downregulating delayed-rectifier potassium (K(DR)) or calcium-dependent potassium channel (KCa) in spinal MNs. Further studies implicate that these channel modulations increase motor output and facilitate MN recruitment. However, it remains unknown how the channel modulation of CPG networks or MN pools affects the rhythmic generation of locomotion and force production of skeletal muscle during locomotion. In order to investigate this issue, we built a two-level CPG model composed of excitatory interneuron pools (Exc-INs), coupled reciprocally with inhibitory interneuron pools (Inh-INs), and projected to the flexor-extensor MN pools innervating skeletal muscles. Each pool consisted of 100 neurons with membrane properties based on cat spinal neurons. VGSC, K(DR), NaP, KCa, LTCC, and H-current channels were included in the model. Simulation results showed that (1) upregulating VGSC, NaP, or LTCC or downregulating KCa in MNs increased discharge rate and recruitment of MNs, thus facilitating locomotor pattern formation, increased amplitude of electroneurogram (ENG) bursting, and enhanced force generation of skeletal muscles. (2) The same channel modulation in Exc-INs increased the firing frequency of the Exc-INs, facilitated rhythmic generation, and increased flexor-extensor durations of step cycles. (3) Contrarily, downregulation of NaP or LTCC in MNs or Exc-INs or both CPG (Exc-INs and Inh-INs) and MNs disrupted locomotor pattern and reduced or even blocked the ENG bursting of MNs and force generation of skeletal muscles. (4) Pharmacological experiments showed that bath application of 25 \u03bcM nimodipine or 2 \u03bcM riluzole completely blocked fictive locomotion in isolated rat spinal cord, consistent with simulation results. 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