Relation between spinal level and peripheral location of afferents in calf muscles of the cat.
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Biomedical subjects
E ELDRED
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Effect upon monosynaptic reflexes of decamethonium and succinylcholine. I. Peripheral mechanisms.
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Decamethonium Compounds↗
The response of eosinophils to total-body x-radiation of the monkey.
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The medical student and foreign languages.
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Humans↗
Anatomy and the government in Sweden.
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Anatomy↗
Proprioceptive control of muscular contraction and the cerebellum.
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Cerebellum↗
Radiation sickness in the monkey.
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Animals↗
Facilitation and inhibition of gamma efferents by stimulation of certain skin areas.
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Central Nervous System↗
Supraspinal control of the muscle spindles and its significance.
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Humans↗
Observations on intact', de-afferented and de-efferented muscle spindles.
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Humans↗
Neurological and EEG findings in the monkey after total body x-irradiation.
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Animals↗
Effects of total body x-irradiation on the peripheral blood of the monkey.
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Animals↗
Cerebrocerebellar relationships in the monkey.
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Animals↗
Electro-anatomical studies on cerebro-cerebellar connections in the cat.
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Animals↗
Maintenance of spontaneous activity within the cerebellum.
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Cerebellum↗