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MICROINJECTIONS OF ANISOMYCIN INTO THE INTERMEDIATE CEREBELLUM DURINGLEARNING AFFECT THE ACQUISITION OF CLASSICALLY-CONDITIONED RESPONSES IN THE RABBIT
Authors: BRACHA V IRWIN KB WEBSTER ML WUNDERLICH DA STACHOWIAK MK BLOEDEL JR
Citation: V. Bracha et al., MICROINJECTIONS OF ANISOMYCIN INTO THE INTERMEDIATE CEREBELLUM DURINGLEARNING AFFECT THE ACQUISITION OF CLASSICALLY-CONDITIONED RESPONSES IN THE RABBIT, Brain research, 788(1-2), 1998, pp. 169-178
EFFECTS OF CEREBELLAR NUCLEAR INACTIVATION ON THE LEARNING OF A COMPLEX FORELIMB MOVEMENT IN CATS
Authors: WANG JJ SHIMANSKY Y BRACHA V BLOEDEL JR
Citation: Jj. Wang et al., EFFECTS OF CEREBELLAR NUCLEAR INACTIVATION ON THE LEARNING OF A COMPLEX FORELIMB MOVEMENT IN CATS, Journal of neurophysiology, 79(5), 1998, pp. 2447-2459
ATAXIA REFLECTED IN THE SIMULATED MOVEMENTS OF PATIENTS WITH CEREBELLAR LESIONS
Authors: KAGERER FA BRACHA V WUNDERLICH DA STELMACH GE BLOEDEL JR
Citation: Fa. Kagerer et al., ATAXIA REFLECTED IN THE SIMULATED MOVEMENTS OF PATIENTS WITH CEREBELLAR LESIONS, Experimental Brain Research, 121(2), 1998, pp. 125-134
CURRENT CONCEPTS OF CLIMBING FIBER FUNCTION
Authors: BLOEDEL JR BRACHA V
Citation: Jr. Bloedel et V. Bracha, CURRENT CONCEPTS OF CLIMBING FIBER FUNCTION, The Anatomical record, 253(4), 1998, pp. 118-126
IMPAIRED CAPACITY OF CEREBELLAR PATIENTS TO PERCEIVE AND LEARN 2-DIMENSIONAL SHAPES BASED ON KINESTHETIC CUES
Authors: SHIMANSKY Y SALING M WUNDERLICH DA BRACHA V STELMACH GE BLOEDEL JR
Citation: Y. Shimansky et al., IMPAIRED CAPACITY OF CEREBELLAR PATIENTS TO PERCEIVE AND LEARN 2-DIMENSIONAL SHAPES BASED ON KINESTHETIC CUES, Learning & memory, 4(1), 1997, pp. 36-48
EFFECTS OF INACTIVATING INDIVIDUAL CEREBELLAR NUCLEI ON THE PERFORMANCE AND RETENTION OF AN OPERANTLY CONDITIONED FORELIMB MOVEMENT
Authors: MILAK MS SHIMANSKY Y BRACHA V BLOEDEL JR
Citation: Ms. Milak et al., EFFECTS OF INACTIVATING INDIVIDUAL CEREBELLAR NUCLEI ON THE PERFORMANCE AND RETENTION OF AN OPERANTLY CONDITIONED FORELIMB MOVEMENT, Journal of neurophysiology, 78(2), 1997, pp. 939-959
CONDITIONED AND UNCONDITIONED FORELIMB REFLEX SYSTEMS IN THE CAT - INVOLVEMENT OF THE INTERMEDIATE CEREBELLUM
Authors: KOLB FP IRWIN KB BLOEDEL JR BRACHA V
Citation: Fp. Kolb et al., CONDITIONED AND UNCONDITIONED FORELIMB REFLEX SYSTEMS IN THE CAT - INVOLVEMENT OF THE INTERMEDIATE CEREBELLUM, Experimental Brain Research, 114(2), 1997, pp. 255-270
PATIENTS WITH CEREBELLAR LESIONS CANNOT ACQUIRE BUT ARE ABLE TO RETAIN CONDITIONED EYEBLINK REFLEXES
Authors: BRACHA V ZHAO L WUNDERLICH DA MORRISSY SJ BLOEDEL JR
Citation: V. Bracha et al., PATIENTS WITH CEREBELLAR LESIONS CANNOT ACQUIRE BUT ARE ABLE TO RETAIN CONDITIONED EYEBLINK REFLEXES, Brain, 120, 1997, pp. 1401-1413
ON THE CEREBELLUM, CUTANEOMUSCULAR REFLEXES, MOVEMENT CONTROL AND THEELUSIVE ENGRAMS OF MEMORY
Authors: BLOEDEL JR BRACHA V
Citation: Jr. Bloedel et V. Bracha, ON THE CEREBELLUM, CUTANEOMUSCULAR REFLEXES, MOVEMENT CONTROL AND THEELUSIVE ENGRAMS OF MEMORY, Behavioural brain research, 68(1), 1995, pp. 1-44
RELATIONSHIP OF SIMULTANEOUSLY RECORDED CEREBELLAR NUCLEAR NEURON DISCHARGE TO THE ACQUISITION OF A COMPLEX, OPERANTLY CONDITIONED FORELIMBMOVEMENT IN CATS
Authors: MILAK MS BRACHA V BLOEDEL JR
Citation: Ms. Milak et al., RELATIONSHIP OF SIMULTANEOUSLY RECORDED CEREBELLAR NUCLEAR NEURON DISCHARGE TO THE ACQUISITION OF A COMPLEX, OPERANTLY CONDITIONED FORELIMBMOVEMENT IN CATS, Experimental Brain Research, 105(2), 1995, pp. 325-330
EFFECTS OF MUSCIMOL INACTIVATION OF THE CEREBELLAR INTERPOSED-DENTATENUCLEAR-COMPLEX ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE NICTITATING-MEMBRANE RESPONSE IN THE RABBIT
Authors: BRACHA V WEBSTER ML WINTERS NK IRWIN KB BLOEDEL JR
Citation: V. Bracha et al., EFFECTS OF MUSCIMOL INACTIVATION OF THE CEREBELLAR INTERPOSED-DENTATENUCLEAR-COMPLEX ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE NICTITATING-MEMBRANE RESPONSE IN THE RABBIT, Experimental Brain Research, 100(3), 1994, pp. 453-468
THE TEMPORARY INACTIVATION OF THE RED NUCLEUS AFFECTS PERFORMANCE OF BOTH CONDITIONED AND UNCONDITIONED NICTITATING-MEMBRANE RESPONSES IN THE RABBIT
Authors: BRACHA V STEWART SL BLOEDEL JR
Citation: V. Bracha et al., THE TEMPORARY INACTIVATION OF THE RED NUCLEUS AFFECTS PERFORMANCE OF BOTH CONDITIONED AND UNCONDITIONED NICTITATING-MEMBRANE RESPONSES IN THE RABBIT, Experimental Brain Research, 94(2), 1993, pp. 225-236
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