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Effect of acute lateral hemisection of the spinal cord on spinal neurons of postural networks by Zelenin, P.V, Lyalka, V.F, Orlovsky, G.N, Deliagina, T.G

“…Highlights • Acute lateral hemisection (LHS) of the spinal cord causes right-left asymmetry in postural limb reflexes. • We examine the effects of acute LHS on…”
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Neural mechanisms of single corrective steps evoked in the standing rabbit by Hsu, L.-J, Zelenin, P.V, Lyalka, V.F, Vemula, M.G, Orlovsky, G.N, Deliagina, T.G

“…Highlights • Postural corrections which include single steps performed in different directions are observed in both quadrupeds and humans. • We studied neural…”
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Postural performance in decerebrated rabbit by Musienko, P.E., Zelenin, P.V., Lyalka, V.F., Orlovsky, G.N., Deliagina, T.G.

“…It is known that animals decerebrated at the premammillary level are capable of standing and walking without losing balance, in contrast to postmammillary ones…”
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Spinal and supraspinal postural networks by Deliagina, T.G, Beloozerova, I.N, Zelenin, P.V, Orlovsky, G.N

“…Abstract Different species maintain a particular body orientation in space (upright in humans, dorsal-side-up in quadrupeds, fish and lamprey) due to the…”
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The capacity for generation of rhythmic oscillations is distributed in the lumbosacral spinal cord of the cat by DELIAGINA, T. G, ORLOVSKY, G. N, PAVLOVA, G. A

“…(1) Pinna stimulation evoked rhythmic oscillations in the spinal cord of the decerebrate curarized cat ("fictitious" scratch reflex). The role of different…”
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Activity of Ia inhibitory interneurons during fictitious scratch reflex in the cat by Deliagina, T G, Orlovsky, G N

“…(1) The fictitious scratch reflex was observed in decerebrate cats immobilized with Flaxedil. The activity of interneurons in the inhibitory pathways from Ia…”
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Vestibular control of swimming in lamprey. I: Responses of reticulospinal neurons to roll and pitch by ORLOVSKY, G. N, DELIAGINA, T. G, WALLEN, P

“…A method has been developed for recording the response of single neurons in the lamprey brainstem in vitro to natural stimulation of vestibular receptors. The…”
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Visual input affects the response to roll in reticulospinal neurons of the lamprey by DELIAGINA, T. G, GRILLNER, S, ORLOVSKY, G. N, ULLEN, F

“…A body orientation with the dorsal side up is usually maintained by lampreys during locomotion. Of crucial importance for this is the vestibular-driven control…”
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Control of locomotion in the marine mollusc Clione limacina. XI. Effects of serotonin by Panchin, Y V, Arshavsky, Y I, Deliagina, T G, Orlovsky, G N, Popova, L B, Selverston, A I

“…The locomotor activity in the marine mollusc Clione limacina has been found to be strongly excited by serotonergic mechanisms. In the present study putative…”
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Modeling control of roll-plane body orientation in lamprey by Kozlov, A.K., Aurell, E., Orlovsky, G.N., Deliagina, T.G., Zelenin, P.V., Kotaleski, J.Hellgren, Grillner, S.

“…A phenomenological model of the mechanism of stabilization of the dorsal-side-up orientation in the lamprey is suggested. Mathematical modeling is based on the…”
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Control of feeding movements in the pteropod mollusc, Clione limacina by ARSHAVSKY, Y. I, DELIAGINA, T. G, ORLOVSKY, G. N, PANCHIN, Y. V

“…(1) The buccal apparatus of the pteropod marine mollusc Clione limacina, isolated together with buccal ganglia, could perform rhythmic feeding movements…”
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Control of locomotion in marine mollusc Clione limacina. VI: Activity of isolated neurons of pedal ganglia by ARSVSKY, YU. I, DELIAGINA, T. G, ORLOVSKY, G. N, PANCHIN, YU. V, PAVLOVA, G. A, POPOVA, L. B

“…In the pteropodial mollusc Clione limacina, the rhythmic locomotor wing movements are controlled by the pedal ganglia. The locomotor rhythm is generated by two…”
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Activity of Renshaw cells during fictive scratch reflex in the cat by Deliagina, T G, Feldman, A G

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On the role of central program and afferent inflow in the control of scratching movements in the cat by Deliagnina, T G, Feldman, A G, Gelfand, I M, Orlovsky, G N

“…Rhythmical scratching movements of the hindlimb were evoked in decerebrate and decapitate cats by stimulation of C1-C2 segments of the spinal cord. Movements…”
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Activity of motoneurons during fictitious scratch reflex in the cat by Berkinblit, M B, Deliagina, T G, Orlovsky, G N, Feldman, A G

“…(1) Intracellular recording of motoneurons of different hindlimb muscles: tibialis anterior (TA), gastrocnemius and soleus (GS), vastus crureus (Vast),…”
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