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The following pages link to Loss of the innate cortical engram for action patterns used in skilled reaching and the development of behavioral compensation following motor cortex lesions in the rat (Q73503158):
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- Are we ready for a natural history of motor learning? (Q24633804) (← links)
- A form of motor cortical plasticity that correlates with recovery of function after brain injury (Q24676837) (← links)
- What are the Best Animal Models for Testing Early Intervention in Cerebral Palsy? (Q26829589) (← links)
- Unique contributions of distinct cholinergic projections to motor cortical plasticity and learning (Q30473243) (← links)
- Volumetric effects of motor cortex injury on recovery of dexterous movements (Q30491714) (← links)
- Reorganization of Motor Cortex after Controlled Cortical Impact in Rats and Implications for Functional Recovery (Q30497570) (← links)
- Learning multiple variable-speed sequences in striatum via cortical tutoring (Q33732379) (← links)
- Focal Stroke in the Developing Rat Motor Cortex Induces Age- and Experience-Dependent Maladaptive Plasticity of Corticospinal System. (Q33849379) (← links)
- Long-term motor improvement after stroke is enhanced by short-term treatment with the alpha-2 antagonist, atipamezole (Q33998923) (← links)
- Stress-induced glucocorticoid receptor activation determines functional recovery following ischemic stroke (Q34198946) (← links)
- AAV-mediated targeting of gene expression to the peri-infarct region in rat cortical stroke model (Q34420401) (← links)
- Structural plasticity within highly specific neuronal populations identifies a unique parcellation of motor learning in the adult brain (Q34572774) (← links)
- Rehabilitative training promotes rapid motor recovery but delayed motor map reorganization in a rat cortical ischemic infarct model (Q35002232) (← links)
- Functional reorganization of motor and limbic circuits after exercise training in a rat model of bilateral parkinsonism (Q35053430) (← links)
- Overview of cortical plasticity and recovery from brain injury (Q35081050) (← links)
- Should the injured and intact hemispheres be treated differently during the early phases of physical restorative therapy in experimental stroke or parkinsonism? (Q35081053) (← links)
- Lifetime stress cumulatively programs brain transcriptome and impedes stroke recovery: benefit of sensory stimulation (Q35126084) (← links)
- Training Intensity Affects Motor Rehabilitation Efficacy Following Unilateral Ischemic Insult of the Sensorimotor Cortex in C57BL/6 Mice (Q35449222) (← links)
- Motor enrichment and the induction of plasticity before or after brain injury (Q35570839) (← links)
- Laser system refinements to reduce variability in infarct size in the rat photothrombotic stroke model (Q35863906) (← links)
- Incomplete assessment of experimental cytoprotectants in rodent ischemia studies. (Q35606526) (← links)
- Plasticity and functions of the orbital frontal cortex (Q35769058) (← links)
- Brain Function and Upper Limb Outcome in Stroke: A Cross-Sectional fMRI Study (Q36127372) (← links)
- Cortex commands the performance of skilled movement (Q36568519) (← links)
- Short-term repeated corticosterone administration enhances glutamatergic but not GABAergic transmission in the rat motor cortex. (Q36688523) (← links)
- Abnormalities in skilled reaching movements are improved by peripheral anesthetization of the less-affected forelimb after sensorimotor cortical infarcts in rats (Q36718280) (← links)
- Motor recovery and axonal plasticity with short-term amphetamine after stroke (Q37249687) (← links)
- Experience--a double edged sword for restorative neural plasticity after brain damage (Q37324227) (← links)
- Synergistic effects of age and stress in a rodent model of stroke. (Q37574454) (← links)
- Delayed recovery and exaggerated infarct size by post-lesion stress in a rat model of focal cerebral stroke (Q37574464) (← links)
- Sex differences in skilled movement in response to restraint stress and recovery from stress. (Q37574468) (← links)
- Human adult bone marrow-derived somatic cell therapy results in functional recovery and axonal plasticity following stroke in the rat. (Q37599470) (← links)
- Plasticity during stroke recovery: from synapse to behaviour. (Q37627168) (← links)
- Behavioral outcome measures for the assessment of sensorimotor function in animal models of movement disorders (Q37629981) (← links)
- Experience-dependent neural plasticity in the adult damaged brain (Q37881080) (← links)
- Reflections of experience‐expectant development in repair of the adult damaged brain (Q37890315) (← links)
- Shaping plasticity to enhance recovery after injury (Q37901770) (← links)
- Animal models of post-ischemic forced use rehabilitation: methods, considerations, and limitations (Q38076212) (← links)
- Noninvasive strategies to promote functional recovery after stroke. (Q38122368) (← links)
- One hand clapping: lateralization of motor control (Q38530090) (← links)
- Diverse action of repeated corticosterone treatment on synaptic transmission, neuronal plasticity, and morphology in superficial and deep layers of the rat motor cortex (Q38658550) (← links)
- The Plasminogen Activation System Promotes Dendritic Spine Recovery and Improvement in Neurological Function After an Ischemic Stroke. (Q38723514) (← links)
- How to Measure Recovery? Revisiting Concepts and Methods for Stroke Studies (Q38920992) (← links)
- Motor compensation and its effects on neural reorganization after stroke (Q39194482) (← links)
- Understanding the Mechanisms of Recovery and/or Compensation following Injury (Q39312320) (← links)
- An Automated Test of Rat Forelimb Supination Quantifies Motor Function Loss and Recovery After Corticospinal Injury (Q39485281) (← links)
- Lesions of the Basal forebrain cholinergic system impair task acquisition and abolish cortical plasticity associated with motor skill learning (Q42442697) (← links)
- Getting neurorehabilitation right: what can be learned from animal models? (Q42968754) (← links)
- Forced limb-use effects on the behavioral and neurochemical effects of 6-hydroxydopamine. (Q43638930) (← links)
- Enriched rehabilitative training promotes improved forelimb motor function and enhanced dendritic growth after focal ischemic injury. (Q43662853) (← links)