Original paper
Fictive Scratching Patterns in Brain Cortex-Ablated, Midcollicular Decerebrate, and Spinal Cats
Abstract
BACKGROUND The spinal cord central pattern generators (CPG) have been explained by symmetrical half-center hypothesis, the bursts generator, by computational models and more recently, connectome circuits. Asymmetrical models are conformed by extensor and flexor CPG modules at odds with the half-center paradigm. Other models include not only flexor and extensor motoneurons, but also motoneurons pools controlling biarticular muscles. It is unknown...
Paper Details
Title
Fictive Scratching Patterns in Brain Cortex-Ablated, Midcollicular Decerebrate, and Spinal Cats
Published Date
Feb 27, 2020
Journal
Volume
14
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