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Evidence of facilitatory coerulospinal action in lumbar motoneurons of cats

Fung et al., 1981

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13576033257315486355
Author
Fung S
Barnes C
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Brain research

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Functional connectivity of the feline coerulospinal projection was delineated by utilizing the combined approaches of antidromic activation and electrical stimulation. We isolated 25 locus coeruleus (LC) neurons that were electrophysiologically identified and histologically …
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