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Vestibular nucleus neurons respond to hindlimb movement in the decerebrate cat by Arshian, Milad S, Hobson, Candace E, Catanzaro, Michael F, Miller, Daniel J, Puterbaugh, Sonya R, Cotter, Lucy A, Yates, Bill J, McCall, Andrew A

“…The vestibular nuclei integrate information from vestibular and proprioceptive afferents, which presumably facilitates the maintenance of stable balance and…”
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Effects of visceral inputs on the processing of labyrinthine signals by the inferior and caudal medial vestibular nuclei: ramifications for the production of motion sickness by Arshian, Milad S., Puterbaugh, Sonya R., Miller, Daniel J., Catanzaro, Michael F., Hobson, Candace E., McCall, Andrew A., Yates, Bill J.

“…Neurons located in the caudal aspect of the vestibular nucleus complex have been shown to receive visceral inputs and project to brainstem regions that…”
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Responses of vestibular nucleus neurons to hindlimb movement in decerebrate cats by Arshian, Milad S, Puterbaugh, Sonya R, Cotter, Lucy A, Yates, Bill J, McCall, Andrew A

“…Abstract only Several lines of evidence suggest that both vestibular and proprioceptive inputs play an important role in maintaining balance stability during…”
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