10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POLYSYNAPTIC»
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la fiber An axon from an annulospiral ending that enters the dorsal root of the
spinal cord and synapses with an alpha motor neuron. polysynaptic reflex A
spinal reflex with more than one synapse between the sensory receptor and the
muscle ...
Stephen B. Klein, B. Michael Thorne, 2006
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Color Atlas of Physiology
322 Polysynaptic Reflexes c CD "D C to c u Unlike proprioceptive reflexes (—p.
318), polysynaptic reflexes are activated by sensors that are spatially separate
from the effector organ. This type of reflex is called polysynaptic, since the reflex
arc ...
Stefan Silbernagl, Agamemnon Despopoulos, 2011
3
Basic Neurosciences with Clinical Applications
Polysynaptic Proprioceptive Reflex: A Critical Reflex Pathway for Locomotion
Polysynaptic reflexes are mediated mainly by proprioceptive input from group II
afferents from the muscle (static muscle spindles), skin mechanoreceptors, and ...
Eduardo E. Benarroch, 2006
4
Discovering Biological Psychology
Polysynaptic reflexes involve more than one synapse. One of the simplest
polysynaptic reflexes is the reciprocal inhibition of one set of muscles when the
other member of its antagonistic pair produces a voluntary movement. If we
contracted ...
5
Neurophysiological Basis of Movement
Analyses of monosynaptic and polysynaptic reflexes have also been helpful in
studies of disordered movements. 9.2 Polysynaptic Reflexes Most of the muscle
reflexes are polysynaptic, involving many (more than three) synapses in the
reflex ...
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The Human Hippocampus: Functional Anatomy, Vascularization ...
The neurons of the subiculum are glutaminergic, as are those of the preceding
parts of the polysynaptic chain (Francis et al. 1994). The polysynaptic pathway is
thus composed of the following elements: the entorhinal area, the gyrus dentatus,
...
Henri M. Duvernoy, Francoise Cattin, Pierre-Yves Risold, 2013
7
Reflex Control of Posture and Movement
When single units are recorded, correlation of their response latencies with the
various components of the field potential may be used for identification of the
units as.pre- or postsynaptic (mono- and polysynaptic) in nature (Precht and
Shimazu ...
Ibro Symposium, Ragnar Granit, O. Pompeiano, 2011
8
Pharmacology in Rehabilitation
Polysynaptic. Inhibitors. A variety of centrally acting compounds have been used
in an attempt to enhance muscle relaxation and decrease muscle spasms (see
Table 13—1). Some examples are carisoprodol (Soma, Vanadom),
chlorphenesin ...
1 : Intracellular recordings of polysynaptic PSPs decrement from deep peroneal
motoneuron (identified by antidromic activation as shown in F) in response to
single shock stimuli delivered to the superficial peroneal nerve. A: polysynaptic ...
William G. Van der Kloot, Charles Walcott, Benjamin Dane, 1974
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Neurobiology For Dummies
Or pain receptors may also participate in polysynaptic reflexive reduction in the
tension of the triceps, the extensor. (Refer to “Monosynaptic and polysynaptic
reflexes,” earlier in this chapter, for more on these terms.) Projections to other
spinal ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «POLYSYNAPTIC»
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Carbamazepine, a dibenzazepine, appears to act by reducing polysynaptic responses and blocking the post-tetanic potentiation. It greatly ... «Monthly Prescribing Reference, Feb 13»
Growing Brains: Development from birth to age 3 sets stage for all of …
Those impulses travel to other neurons along pathways called synapses, joined to each other by "polysynaptic membranes." This delicate ... «Longview Daily News, Apr 11»
