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  • 61. The contribution of synaptic inputs to sustained depolarizations in reticulospinal neurons.
    Antri M, Fénelon K, Dubuc R.
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  • 63. [Transformation of long reticulofugal impulse trains by interneurons monosynaptically linked to the reticulospinal tract].
    Vasilenko DA, Korogod SM, Kostiukov AI.
    Neirofiziologiia; 1978 Jan 28; 10(3):278-86. PubMed ID: 209357
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  • 64. Spinal locomotor inputs to individually identified reticulospinal neurons in the lamprey.
    Buchanan JT.
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  • 67. Further evidence for excitatory amino acid transmission in lamprey reticulospinal neurons: selective retrograde labeling with (3H)D-aspartate.
    Brodin L, Ohta Y, Hökfelt T, Grillner S.
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  • 68. The activity-dependent plasticity of segmental and intersegmental synaptic connections in the lamprey spinal cord.
    Parker D, Grillner S.
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    Shakya Shrestha S, Bannatyne BA, Jankowska E, Hammar I, Nilsson E, Maxwell DJ.
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  • 72. Activity-dependent feedforward inhibition modulates synaptic transmission in a spinal locomotor network.
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  • 73. [Synaptic action of vestibular nerve afferents on reticular neurons of the isolated medulla oblongata of the goldfish].
    Kozhanov VM, Shapovalov AI.
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  • 74. Networks of inhibitory and excitatory commissural interneurons mediating crossed reticulospinal actions.
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  • 75. [Inhibition of polysynaptic reflex responses during stimulation of the medullary reticular formation].
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  • 76. [Characteristics of the effect of glycine and gamma-aminobutyric acid on the spinal cord neurons in the lamprey].
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  • 78. Inhibitory descending rhombencephalic projections in larval sea lamprey.
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  • 79. Contributions of identifiable neurons and neuron classes to lamprey vertebrate neurobiology.
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  • 80. Identification of interneurons with contralateral, caudal axons in the lamprey spinal cord: synaptic interactions and morphology.
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