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Cerebellar control of visceral responses-possible mechanisms involved.

O P Tandon, Varun Malhotra, P. Vijayabhaskar, P Ravi Shankar

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It seems reasonable to assume that cerebellar autonomic control operates according to similar principles as those utilized in the somatomotor coordination. The unique and very uniform neuronal architecture throughout the cerebellum speaks in favour of such a view.

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It seems reasonable to assume that cerebellar autonomic control operates according to similar principles as those utilized in the somatomotor coordination. The unique and very uniform neuronal architecture throughout the cerebellum speaks in favour of such a view.

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It seems reasonable to assume that cerebellar autonomic control operates according to similar principles as those utilized in the somatomotor coordination. The unique and very uniform neuronal architecture throughout the cerebellum speaks in favour of such a view.

Key concepts: Cerebellum, Neuroscience, Cerebellar diseases, Control (management), Motor coordination, Biology, Psychology, Computer science

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