Search from the table of contents of 2.5 million books
Advanced Search (Beta)
Home > Regulatory Functions of the CNS Principles of Motion and Organization > USE OF A SYNCHRONIZATION TEST IN STUDIES ON SEGMENTAL MOTOR CONTROL
Regulatory Functions of the CNS Principles of Motion and Organization |
J. Szentágothai; M. Palkovits and J. Hámori
Pergamon
Regulatory Functions of the CNS Principles of Motion and Organization
USE OF A SYNCHRONIZATION TEST IN STUDIES ON SEGMENTAL MOTOR CONTROL
Authors

Dennis D. Roscoe; Barry R. Botterman; William E. Cameron; Robert M. Reinking; Douglas G. Stuart

ARI Id

1665522855060_17113439

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

219-228

Table of Contents of Book
Showing 1 to 20 of 49 entries
Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
PRINCIPLES OF NEURAL ORGANIZATION
J. Szentágothai
PERCEPTION AND ACTION
Richard Jung
Mechanisms of transmission in the monosynaptic reflex pathway in the spinal cord
INTRODUCTORY COMMENTS TO THE SYMPOSIUM ON THE MECHANISM OF TRANSMISSION IN THE MONOSYNAPTIC REFLEX PATHWAY IN THE SPINAL CORD
K. Krnjević
39-43
JUNCTIONAL MECHANISMS AT SYNAPSES BETWEEN PRIMARY AFFERENTS AND VERTEBRATE MOTONEURONES
A.I. Shapovalov
61-72
TERMINAL POTENTIALS, SYNAPTIC DELAY AND PRESYNAPTIC INHIBITION IN THE SPINAL MONOSYNAPTIC REFLEX PATHWAY
George W. Sypert; John B. Munson; James W. Fleshman
73-81
SOME SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED ON ATTEMPTING TO DEPOLARIZE CAT MOTONEURONES SUFFICIENTLY TO REVERSE la e. p. s. ps
J.A. Flatman; J.D.C. Lambert; I. Engberg
83-91
MECHANISMS OF TRANSMITTER RELEASE AT 1A AFFERENT TERMINATIONS
S.J. Redman
93-100
STUDIES OF EPSP MECHANISMS IN SPINAL NEURONS
K.C. Marshall; I. Engberg; P.G. Nelson
101-104
EFFECT OF TETANUS TOXIN ON EXCITATORY AND INHIBITORY SYNAPSES OF THE MOTONEURONES IN THE SPINAL CORD
K. Takano; K. Kanda
105-108
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF MOTOR UNIT SIZE RELATIVE TO la EXCITATION FOR THE GAIN OF THE STRETCH REFLEX
P.J. Harrison; A. Taylor; R.B. Chandler
109-112
FUNCTIONAL ROLE OF TERMINAL ARBORIZATIONS OF GROUP IA AND SPINDLE GROUP II FIBERS IN MONOSYNAPTIC TRANSMISSION TO MOTONEURONS
Elwood Henneman; Hans-R. Lüscher; Paul Ruenzel
113-115
ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION BETWEEN PRIMARY AFFERENTS AND MOTONEURONS RELATED TO FUNCTION
A.R. Blight; W. Precht
117-120
Neural mechanisms of voluntary movements and precentral motor area
OPENING REMARKS ON THE NEURAL MECHANISMS OF VOLUNTARY MOVEMENTS AND PRECENTRAL MOTOR AREA
C.G. Phillips
123-124
SUMMARIES OF PRESENTATIONS ON THE NEURAL MECHANISMS OF VOLUNTARY MOVEMENTS AND PRECENTRAL MOTOR AREA
C.G. Phillips
125-130
CLOSING REMARKS ON THE NEURAL MECHANISMS OF VOLUNTARY MOVEMENTS AND PRECENTRAL MOTOR AREA
E.V. Evarts
131-140
Locomotion
CONTROL OF LOCOMOTION
M.L. Shik
143-148
NEURAL CONTROL OF LOCOMOTION IN THE TURTLE
Paul S.G. Stein
149-154
Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Showing 1 to 20 of 49 entries
Similar Books
Similar Chapters
Similar Thesis

Similar News

Similar Articles
Similar Article Headings