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Evidence that trigeminal brainstem interneurons form subpopulations to produce different forms of mastication in the rabbitWestberg et al., 1998
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- Westberg K
- Clavelou P
- Sandström G
- Lund J
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- Journal of Neuroscience
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To determine how trigeminal brainstem interneurons pattern different forms of rhythmical jaw movements, four types of motor patterns were induced by electrical stimulation within the cortical masticatory areas of rabbits. After these were recorded, animals were paralyzed and …
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