Long ascending propriospinal neurons provide flexible, context-specific control of interlimb coordination von Pocratsky, Amanda M., Shepard, Courtney T., Morehouse, Johnny R., Burke, Darlene A., Riegler, Amberley S., Hardin, Josiah T., Beare, Jason E., Hainline, Casey, States, Gregory J. R., Brown, Brandon L., Whittemore, Scott R., Magnuson, David S. K.

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Silencing long ascending propriospinal neurons after spinal cord injury improves hindlimb stepping in the adult rat von Shepard, Courtney T, Pocratsky, Amanda M, Brown, Brandon L, Van Rijswijck, Morgan A, Zalla, Rachel M, Burke, Darlene A, Morehouse, Johnny R, Riegler, Amberley S, Whittemore, Scott R, Magnuson, David Sk

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Silencing long ascending propriospinal neurons after spinal cord injury improves hindlimb stepping in the adult rat von Shepard, Courtney T., Pocratsky, Amanda M., Brown, Brandon L., Van Rijswijck, Morgan A., Zalla, Rachel M., Burke, Darlene A., Morehouse, Johnny R., Riegler, Amberley S., Whittemore, Scott R., Magnuson, David S. K.

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