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Casey Hainline

University of Louisville - J.B. Speed School of Engineering

United States

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Long Ascending Propriospinal Neurons Provide Task-Specific, Context-Driven Control of Interlimb Coordination

Number of pages: 63 Posted: 19 Jun 2019
Amanda M. Pocratsky, Courtney T. Shepard, Johnny R. Morehouse, Darlene A. Burke, Amberly S. Riegler, Josiah T. Hardin, Jason E. Beare, Casey Hainline, Gregory JR States, Scott R. Whittemore and David Magnuson
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spinal cord, locomotor control, central pattern generator, propriospinal neurons, synaptic silencing, interlimb coordination, task specificity, context specificity.