… stages substantially reduces the expression of Cat-301 on the … , subjects were trained to walk
backward on a treadmill for … and maintenance is topographically distinct across spinal cord …

… -related inhibitory reflex was confirmed. In the decerebrate cat preparation, reflex inhibition of
… Next, the origin of this fatigue-related inhibitory reflex was evaluated by recording the effect …

… of group Ia afferent fibers in spinal cats when conditioning stimulation was delivered to the
… The importance of cutaneous input to locomotion is evident in cases in which preservation …

… , which was not directly reversed as the current was decreased. … those necessary to initiate
plateaus in spinal cats (>50 mg/kg)… these currents directly, we retain the terminology “plateau,” …

… of the major characteristics of classically conditioned behavior … of cutaneous evoked reflexes
in spinal cat. These experiments … ) Retention of a classically conditioned reflex response in …

… to consistently outlast a spinal cord section if … retention. In the second preparation, postural
asymmetries induced by 45 min of direct hindlimb stimulation were also retained after spinal …

… infantile pattern of reflex voiding is retained into adulthood. … of ankle flexors in intact and
spinal cats: model for the study of … Mechanisms of classical conditioning and fixation in spinal …

… The temporal gradient in the case of classical conditioning … -conditioning in the cat, noting
that the pseudo-conditioned … conditioned reflexes, were quite stable, and were retained 'as …

… It was shown in the cat that the interneurons which mediate this … the maintenance of the
suppressed H-reflex. Two hours of H-… , subjects were trained to walk backward on a treadmill for …

… or operant conditioning, not classical conditioning, despite … condi tioning, we still retain the
potential utility of biofeedback as … experimentally by classically conditioning cats, instrumented …