… reticular formation. The corticoreticular–reticulospinal–spinal … The number of labeled
pyramidal tract (PT) axons that … These motor behaviors commonly require the simultaneously …

… Microstimulation within the pontomedullary reticular formation … of the reticulospinal tract to
interneurons involved in control of … on the basis of their firing behavior during the task or by the …

… both the lateral reticular formation (interneurons) and the cranial … descending tract to the
bulbar lateral reticular formation. … SPRAGUE: I would like to say that our own results agree with …

… and specialization of interneuron collections present throughout … elicited from the pyramidal
tract, after cortical extirpation, are … (95, 96) and of Nulsen, Black and Drake (82) agree in …

… Radial Glial-like Stem Cell Behaviors A defining feature of … Interneurons Formed Synapses
and Generated Functional … efflux of human cells out of the needle tract at the time of injection. …

… illustrates another important task performed by interneurons. … Axons from a nucleus in the
brain stem form a tract destined … impulses and make the muscle contract. This phenomenon is …

… including the corticospinal tract and the implications for … NSC-mediated behavioral
improvements and formation of novel … the graft and formed synapses with premotor interneurons …

… the spinoreticular mass of interneurons is well illustrated by … to function independently
through the vestibulospinal tracts, … is agreed that much of their effect results from altered function …

… nuclei and nucleus of the solitary tract were sparse. The interneuron pools that project to the
… link in understanding the brainstem substrates for integrating oral and ingestive behaviors. …

… data indicate that most PT axons conduct at a slow rate and … and on various types of
interneurons and sensory relay cells. … groups of muscles should contract to produce a particular …