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Fictive locomotion in the adult decerebrate and spinal mouse in vivoMeehan et al., 2012
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- Meehan C
- Grondahl L
- Nielsen J
- Hultborn H
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- The Journal of physiology
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Non‐technical summary The isolated spinal cord contains networks capable of producing a locomotor rhythm. This can be evoked in vivo in decerebrate (unanaesthetised) rats, rabbits, cats and monkeys. The development of transgenic mice with mutations affecting these …
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