1970
DOI: 10.1620/tjem.100.115
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The Monosynaptic Origin of the Fast Synchronous Wave in Rat Spinal Reflex

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“…The distance from the S1 spinal segment (the site of stimulation) to the motoneuronal pool of the MG (located at L5-L6) is about 6 mm (Nicolopoulos-Stournaras and Iles, 1983). In the rat, the time for one synaptic transmission from a Ia afferent to a motoneuron is about 2 ms (Kaizawa and Takahashi, 1970;Meinck, 1976). Therefore, the time of conduction from the S1 to the L6 segment would be ∼0.1 ms assuming a conduction velocity of 60 m/s, values corresponding to the conduction velocity of Ia afferents.…”
Section: Functional Characteristics Of the Responses In The Hindlimbsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The distance from the S1 spinal segment (the site of stimulation) to the motoneuronal pool of the MG (located at L5-L6) is about 6 mm (Nicolopoulos-Stournaras and Iles, 1983). In the rat, the time for one synaptic transmission from a Ia afferent to a motoneuron is about 2 ms (Kaizawa and Takahashi, 1970;Meinck, 1976). Therefore, the time of conduction from the S1 to the L6 segment would be ∼0.1 ms assuming a conduction velocity of 60 m/s, values corresponding to the conduction velocity of Ia afferents.…”
Section: Functional Characteristics Of the Responses In The Hindlimbsmentioning
confidence: 99%