… a contaminant in the cord responses studied. (3) It allowed maintenance of the preparation at
a … The time course of this enhancement paralleled the SC response increase in the reverse …

… backward, medial, and lateral directions. Repeated qualitative assessment of the responses
… is responsible for the production and maintenance of stereotyped locomotor patterns in the …

… of a cat and recorded the reflex response electrically from the … Studies of the inhibitory
action of Renshaw cells in the spinal … any theory about the storage of memories must be …

… He retained this position until his compulsory retirement at the age of 65 in 1947. Graham …
stimuli in spinal cats, or use of ether or chloralose anesthesia in intact and decerebrate cats. …

… of multiple-unit activity evoked by the stimuli gradually reversed too. Although the somatic
cortex showed conditioning and discrimination, greater stimulus specificity was found in the …

… of the hind-paws in intact cats changed only very little the … However, preservation of minimal
cutaneous feedback was … locomotion in mesencephalic cats and in spinal cats treated with L-…

… that the conditioned stimulus (CS) in classical conditioning reaches the … observe retention
of CRs in rabbits after decerebration, but it is possible that rabbits are less dependent than cats …

… conditioned eye blink in a cat. Each trace is the average of 128 … course of conditioning
facilitated acquisition and retention of the … Classical conditioning is the associative conditioning of …

… exist between forward and backward locomotion in cats, mice … in the spinal cord and participate
in segmental spinal reflexes. … thoracolumbar (T8-9 for storage of urine) and lumbosacral (…

… A synchronous knee and hip extension results in a backward … on classical conditioning
of the flexion reflex in spinal cats (Durkovic 1983) and on operant conditioning of the H-reflex …