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The problem of functional characteristics and interaction of the otolithic and cupular portions of the vestibular apparatus under conditions of altered gravity

Ye. M. Yuganov

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Functional characteristics of otoliths in vestibular apparatus and nystagmus reactions during weightlessness and acceleration

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Functional characteristics of otoliths in vestibular apparatus and nystagmus reactions during weightlessness and acceleration

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Functional characteristics of otoliths in vestibular apparatus and nystagmus reactions during weightlessness and acceleration

Key concepts: Vestibular system, Utricle, Anatomy, Physics, Biology, Neuroscience

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