NeuroscienceFrontiers in NeurosciencePeer-reviewed
Hindbrain V2a neurons impose rhythmic activity on motor neurons in an in vitro reticulospinal circuit
Adele Bubnys, Hagar Kandel, Lee‐Ming Kow…·Inna Tabansky
The paper demonstrates that Chx10+ hindbrain neurons can synchronize motor neurons in an in vitro reticulospinal circuit through AMPA receptor-dependent mechanisms.
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