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Cutaneous mechanoreceptors influencing impulse discharges in cerebellar cortex. II. In Purkyně cells by mossy fiber input

Eccles et al., 1972

Document ID
5791862594991815587
Author
Eccles J
Sabah N
Schmidt R
Táboříková H
Publication year
Publication venue
Experimental Brain Research

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This paper gives an account of single Purkyně cell responses when three types of mechanical stimulation, as in the previous paper, are applied to the forefoot and hindfoot of the decerebrate unanesthetized cat. Attention was concentrated on the effects of brief …
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