… tested for retention of learning after the lesion was reversed and motor … Classical conditioning
of the eye blink reflex in the … of action of lidocaine upon the isolated spinal cord of the frog…

… 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 (…

… the acquisition and the retention of this type of reflex. From this … withdrawal reflex by the
method of classical conditioning all … to the cat's paw evokes a large flexor reflex response which …

… 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 …

… less than 30 trials, and was retained for at least several days. … reflex could also undergo
differential classical conditioning. … conditioning is obtained if the order of the stimuli is reversed (…

… Strength of stretch reflexes is modulated by muscle length … of the MN pools within the cat
lumbar enlargement. … rise to reflex responses through sensory feedback to the spinal cord and …

… on cats with extensive spinal cord lesions. An excitatory … extensor pathways we reversed
the conventional conditioning-testing … which should be important in the maintenance of stance. …

… 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 …

… -reflex conditioning could help to modulate and guide normal functional recovery after spinal
cord injury. The … Contusion injury of the spinal cord impairs H-reflex conditioning. A: Final H-…

… Our studies in the cat showed that the suppression of reflexes … On the other hand, in those
chronic spinal cats which … off” but actually reversed so that the reflex action of spindle group …