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Propriospinal Circuitry Underlying Interlimb Coordination in Mammalian Quadrupedal Locomotion
Soon after birth, freely moving quadrupeds can express locomotor activity with coordinated forelimb and hindlimb movements. To investigate the neural mechanisms underlying this coordination, we used an isolated spinal cord preparation from neonatal rats. Under bath-applied 5-HT, N -methyl- d , l -as
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