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PTNs 3243, 3244 Simultaneous recording of 2 PTNs from motor cortex of Cat 7 (a single electrode recording). Waking on a flat surface and ladders with crosspieces 5, 12, and 18 cm wide, positioned 25 cm apart. PTN 3243 has latent period of antidromic response from the pyramidal tract at medulla level of 1.1 ms. It is activated by passive flexion stereotaxical status turn 180 red nucleus region data medulla spike information IB
RE 326a Simultaneous recording of 2 neurons from the motor compartment of the reticular nucleus of thalamus (RE) during walking on the flat surface, horizontal ladder with crosspieces 5 cm wide, and along a 5 cm narrow walkway. The cell was recorded simultaneously with RE cell 326, by the same electrode in RE track 1 of Cat map footprints example moving region approved clustering electrode ladder 18 export Vladimir Marlinski
RE 326 Activity of a neuron from motor compartment of the reticular nucleus of thalamus (RE) during walking on the flat surface, horizontal ladder with crosspieces 5 cm wide, and along a 5 cm narrow walkway. Description of  the narrow walkway can be found in Farrell et al., 2015. The cell was recorded in RE track 1 of elbow group swing stance raw ladder 5 forelimb track projecting tract Vladimir Marlinski
PTN 3188 Activity of a pyramidal tract projecting cell (PTN) of the motor cortex during walking on the flat surface and horizontal ladder with crosspieces 5 cm wide.  Latent period of cell’s response to stimulation of the pyramidal tract was 1.1 ms; collision test was satisfied. The cell was activated by extension of the contralateral shoulder, that is cortex particular stimulation histogram recorded figure font format category pellet recorded by Zinaida Andreevna Tamarova, analyzed by IB
PTN 3187 Activity of a pyramidal tract projecting cell (PTN) of  motor cortex during walking on the flat surface and horizontal ladder with crosspieces 5, 12, and 18 cm wide. The cell was recorded in track 21 of Cat 7 (see cortical map). Latent period of cell’s response to stimulation of the pyramidal tract was 1.0 ms; collision test was satisfied. projects wide created containing antidromically resting fore track cortico-rubral exiting recorded by Zinaida Andreevna Tamarova, analyzed by IB