D S Rushmer
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Rushmer D, MOORE S, Windus S, Russell C
Exp Brain Res
. 1988 Jan;
71(1):93-102.
PMID: 3416962
The effect of the direction of unexpected horizontal perturbations of stance on the organization of automatic postural responses was studied in cats. We recorded EMG activity in eight proximal and...
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MOORE S, Rushmer D, Windus S, Nashner L
Exp Brain Res
. 1988 Jan;
73(3):648-58.
PMID: 3224674
The effect of the direction of unexpected horizontal perturbations of stance on the organization of automatic postural responses was studied in human subjects. We recorded EMG activity from eight proximal...
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Rushmer D, Dunbar D, Russell C, Windus S
Exp Brain Res
. 1987 Jan;
68(3):477-90.
PMID: 3691720
The active components of the quadrupedal diagonal stance response to rapid removal of the support from beneath a single limb were studied in cats to further define the mechanisms that...
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Rushmer D, Macpherson J, Dunbar D, Russell C, Windus S
Exp Brain Res
. 1987 Jan;
65(3):527-37.
PMID: 3556481
Cats respond to drop of the support from beneath a single limb with the "diagonal stance response" (Coulmance et al. 1979). They load the limbs on the diagonal opposite to...
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Macpherson J, Rushmer D, Dunbar D
Exp Brain Res
. 1986 Jan;
62(1):152-60.
PMID: 3956630
Postural reactions to disruptions of stance are rapid and automatic in both quadrupeds and bipeds. Current evidence suggests that these postural responses are generated by the central nervous system as...
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Dunbar D, Horak F, Macpherson J, Rushmer D
Am J Phys Anthropol
. 1986 Jan;
69(1):93-105.
PMID: 3080899
The transition among hominids from quadrupedalism to bipedalism resulted in modifications in their musculoskeletal morphology. It is unclear, however, whether changes in the circuitry of the CNS were also necessary...
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Bava A, GRIMM R, Rushmer D
Brain Res
. 1983 Dec;
288(1-2):371-4.
PMID: 6661628
To examine the proposition that fastigial n. of cerebellum provides a fast feedback pathway to suprasegmental structures for spinal information regarding movement. Macaca irus were trained to make flexion and/or...
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Rushmer D, Russell C, MacPherson J, Phillips J, Dunbar D
Exp Brain Res
. 1983 Jan;
50(1):45-61.
PMID: 6641850
EMG responses, vertical and A-P shear forces and kinematics of "automatic postural responses" to unexpected translational perturbations in the headward and tailward directions were studied in cats. Muscles acting on...
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ROBERTSON L, Laxer K, Rushmer D
Exp Brain Res
. 1982 Jan;
46(2):281-91.
PMID: 7095036
The somatotopic organization of the climbing fiber (CF) projections to the vermal cortex of lobule V of the cat was revealed by low threshold natural stimulation of mechanoreceptors. Extracellular single-unit...
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Janowsky J, Laxer K, Rushmer D
Epilepsia
. 1980 Aug;
21(4):393-8.
PMID: 7398605
As a model of reflex epilepsy, rats were classically conditioned to show paroxysmal spike activity to an auditory stimulus. A tone stimulus was paired with seizures induced by kindling. After...