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Are There Parallel Channels in the Vestibular Nerve?

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Specialty Physiology
Date 2001 Jun 8
PMID 11390788
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Abstract

A popular concept in neurobiology is that sensory information is transmitted to the central nervous system over parallel channels of neurons that play different functional roles. But alternative organizing schemes are possible, and it is useful to ask whether some other framework might better account for the diversity of vestibular primary afferents.

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