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S. M. Barman

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Responses of Neurons in the Rostral Ventrolateral Medulla (RVLM) of Conscious Felines to Anticipated and Passive Movements

D. M. Miller, A. S. Joshi, E. T. Kambouroglos, I. C. Engstrom, J. P. Bielanin, S. R. Wittman, A. A. McCall, S. M. Barman, B. J. Yates

This study shows that RVLM neurons in conscious cats respond to large vestibular inputs during head-up tilts but not small rotations, suggesting suppression of vestibular influence unless physiologically necessary.

bioRxiv · Jul 5, 2019Physiology