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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"spinal cord transection"”.

  1. Metabolic profile of myosin heavy chain-based fiber types in the rat soleus after spinal cord transection

    … decreased neuromuscular activation following spinal cord transection (ST) results in adaptations in the physiological characteristics of paralyzed muscles, including atrophy and an accompanying loss of force production, and transformations of contractile and metabolic proteins toward a more …

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  2. Meningeal Fibrosis in the Axolotl Spinal Cord: Extracellular Matrix and Cellular Responses

    Though mammalian spinal cord injury (SCI) has long been a topic of study, effective therapies that promote functional recovery are not yet available. The axolotl, Ambystoma mexicanum, is a valuable animal model in the investigation of spinal cord regeneration, as this urodele is able to achieve …

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  3. Cutaneous and Supraspinal Control of the Axial Muscles in the Rat: Implications for Behavior

    … their responses to cutaneous inputs and supraspinal influences were studied. The pudendal nerve (PN), which innervates the skin regions contacted by males during sexual behavior, was stimulated electrically and the responses in the dorsal roots, the lateral longissimus muscle (LL) and its …

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