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[The synaptic inputs of the neurons in the cat parietal associative cortex from the motor cortical area].

Fanardzhian Vv, E V Papoian

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In anesthetised cats, antidromic activation as well as mono- and polysynaptic EPSPs to cortical motor stimulation, were shown in the parietal cortex's neurons. Functional significance of the cortico-cortical reciprocal connexion between the motor cortex and the parietal associative cortex, is discussed.

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In anesthetised cats, antidromic activation as well as mono- and polysynaptic EPSPs to cortical motor stimulation, were shown in the parietal cortex's neurons. Functional significance of the cortico-cortical reciprocal connexion between the motor cortex and the parietal associative cortex, is discussed.

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In anesthetised cats, antidromic activation as well as mono- and polysynaptic EPSPs to cortical motor stimulation, were shown in the parietal cortex's neurons. Functional significance of the cortico-cortical reciprocal connexion between the motor cortex and the parietal associative cortex, is discussed.

Key concepts: Posterior parietal cortex, Neuroscience, Antidromic, Motor cortex, Cortex (anatomy), CATS, Associative property, Cerebral cortex

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