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- Mpodozis J. (2009) "Transposition and Intermingling of Gαi2 and Gαo Afferences into Single Vomeronasal Glomeruli in the Madagascan Lesser Tenrec Echinops...
- with the self-generated movement to be recognized as re-afference as distinct from ex-afference. Failure of this mechanism may lead to a failure to distinguish...
- afferents and abundant afferences from the "****ociative" cortex but in some, essentially ventral parts, in fact receives subcortical afferences, such as tectal...
- nuclei (see thalamus). The nucleus anterior receives mamillo-thalamic afferences. The mamillary neurons receive axons from the subiculum. The whole forms...
- to the striatum. The activity of the medial pallidum is influenced by afferences from the lateral pallidum and from the subthalamic nucleus. The same for...
- trigeminal nerve is to provide tactile, proprioceptive, and nociceptive afference to the face and mouth. Its motor function activates the muscles of mastication...
- postural schema emerges, which draws from various sources of sensory afferences. Information from proprioceptive, tactile, visual, auditory, and vestibular...
- babble, or are imitated by others. After repeated experience of this re-afference, the synapses connecting the sensory and motor representations of an action...
- the striatum. The complex receives direct afferences from the cortex and above all abundant direct afferences from the medial pallidum (inhibitory). It...
- the peripheral nervous system to the central nervous system is called afference. On a similar basis, nerves into the nervous system are afferent nerves...