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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Locomotor rhythm"”.

  1. The Role of Orexin in Modulating Locomotion

    … released in the central nervous system including locomotor regions in the brainstem and the lumbar spinal cord. Multiple lines of evidence implicate orexin as being capable of influencing locomotion. However, the direct role of orexin in modulating locomotion is not known. Motor networks, which …

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  2. Circadian desynchrony in the mouse: how does chronic exposure to rotating shift work-like patterns of light/dark affect circadian rhythms and neurobehavioural outcomes

    Disruption of circadian rhythms is associated with several deleterious health consequences, increased prevalence of obesity, maladaptive changes in affect, and cognitive impairment. Still it is estimated that as much as 20% of the work force are exposed to this risk factor experiencing some degree …

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  3. An In Vitro mammalian model for investigating locomotor pattern generation

    … In contrast, NMDA increased the occurrence of rhythmicity, especially in the absence of Mg$\sp{++}$. When rhythmic activity occurred spontaneously or was evoked by NMDA, rhythm was usually present in one muscle and faster step cycles were exhibited than in the intact neonate. There was a higher …

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