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  • 2. Structure of Long-Range Direct and Indirect Spinocerebellar Pathways as Well as Local Spinal Circuits Mediating Proprioception.
    Pop IV, Espinosa F, Blevins CJ, Okafor PC, Ogujiofor OW, Goyal M, Mona B, Landy MA, Dean KM, Gurumurthy CB, Lai HC.
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  • 3. Electrophysiological Properties of Proprioception-Related Neurons in the Intermediate Thoracolumbar Spinal Cord.
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  • 4. Nucleus z in the rat: spinal afferents from collaterals of dorsal spinocerebellar tract neurons.
    Low JS, Mantle-St John LA, Tracey DJ.
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  • 6. Identification and subclassification of new Atoh1 derived cell populations during mouse spinal cord development.
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  • 7. Clarke's column and the dorsal spinocerebellar tract: a review.
    Mann MD.
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  • 8. A Hox Code Defines Spinocerebellar Neuron Subtype Regionalization.
    Coughlan E, Garside VC, Wong SFL, Liang H, Kraus D, Karmakar K, Maheshwari U, Rijli FM, Bourne J, McGlinn E.
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  • 9. Central projection of proprioceptive afferents arising from maxillo-facial regions in some animals studied by HRP-labeling technique.
    Kubota K, Narita N, Ohkubo K, Hosaka K, Nagae K, Lee MS, Kawamoto T, Kubota M, Odagiri N.
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  • 10. The precerebellar linear nucleus in the mouse defined by connections, immunohistochemistry, and gene expression.
    Fu Y, Tvrdik P, Makki N, Palombi O, Machold R, Paxinos G, Watson C.
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  • 11. Proprioceptive thalamus receiving forelimb and neck muscle spindle inputs via the external cuneate nucleus in the rat.
    Uemura Y, Haque T, Sato F, Tsutsumi Y, Ohara H, Oka A, Furuta T, Bae YC, Yamashiro T, Tachibana Y, Yoshida A.
    Brain Struct Funct; 2020 Sep 19; 225(7):2177-2192. PubMed ID: 32748090
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  • 12. Anatomical organization of the spinocerebellar system in the cat, as studied by retrograde transport of horseradish peroxidase.
    Matsushita M, Hosoya Y, Ikeda M.
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  • 13. Proprioception from a spinocerebellar perspective.
    Bosco G, Poppele RE.
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  • 14. The cerebellum contributes to proprioception during motion.
    Weeks HM, Therrien AS, Bastian AJ.
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  • 15. Patterns of primary afferent termination in the external cuneate nucleus from cervical axial muscles in the cat.
    Bakker DA, Richmond FJ, Abrahams VC, Courville J.
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  • 16. Central distribution of cervical primary afferents in the rat, with emphasis on proprioceptive projections to vestibular, perihypoglossal, and upper thoracic spinal nuclei.
    Neuhuber WL, Zenker W.
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  • 17. A comparative study of the neurons of origin of the spinocerebellar afferents in the rat, cat and squirrel monkey based on the retrograde transport of horseradish peroxidase.
    Snyder RL, Faull RL, Mehler WR.
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  • 18. Anatomical organization of the spinocerebellar system, as studied by the HRP method.
    Matsushita M.
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  • 19. Neural control and proprioceptive load matching in reflex respiratory movements of fishes.
    Ballintijn CM, Roberts JL.
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  • 20. Somatotopic organization of inputs from the hand to the spinal gray and cuneate nucleus of monkeys with observations on the cuneate nucleus of humans.
    Florence SL, Wall JT, Kaas JH.
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