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R A Davidoff

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Neurologic Clinics|August 1, 1991
Aspects of spinal cord structure and reflex functionR A Davidoff, J C Hackman
The American Journal of Physiology|May 1, 1973
GABA-transaminase inhibitors and presynaptic inhibition in the amphibian spinal cordR A Davidoff, V Grayson, R Adair
Brain Research|January 26, 1979
GABA or potassium: which mediates primary afferent depolarization?I Osorio, J C Hackman, R A Davidoff
Neuroscience|January 1, 1980
Amino acid antagonists do not block the depolarizing effects of potassium ions on frog primary afferentsR A Davidoff, J C Hackman, I Osorio
Brain Research|September 14, 1981
The presynaptic effects of valproic acid in the isolated frog spinal cordJ C Hackman, V Grayson, R A Davidoff
Brain Research|November 17, 1978
Some actions of catechol on synaptic transmission in the isolated spinal cord of the frogJ C Hackman, D B Ross, R A Davidoff
Brain Research|December 18, 1995
Modulation of frog spinal cord interneuronal activity by activation of 5-HT3 receptorsA M Holohean, J C Hackman, R A Davidoff
Neuroscience Letters|December 13, 1982
Excitatory amino acids and potassium release in the frog spinal cordJ C Hackman, G P Ryan, R A Davidoff
Neuroscience Letters|August 29, 1986
Analysis of the responses of frog motoneurons to epinephrine and norepinephrineC J Wohlberg, R A Davidoff, J C Hackman
British Journal of Pharmacology|March 2, 1999
Mechanisms involved in the metabotropic glutamate receptor-enhancement of NMDA-mediated motoneurone responses in frog spinal cordA M Holohean, J C Hackman, R A Davidoff
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Neurologic Clinics|August 1, 1991
Aspects of spinal cord structure and reflex functionR A Davidoff, J C Hackman
The American Journal of Physiology|May 1, 1973
GABA-transaminase inhibitors and presynaptic inhibition in the amphibian spinal cordR A Davidoff, V Grayson, R Adair
Brain Research|January 26, 1979
GABA or potassium: which mediates primary afferent depolarization?I Osorio, J C Hackman, R A Davidoff
Neuroscience|January 1, 1980
Amino acid antagonists do not block the depolarizing effects of potassium ions on frog primary afferentsR A Davidoff, J C Hackman, I Osorio
Brain Research|September 14, 1981
The presynaptic effects of valproic acid in the isolated frog spinal cordJ C Hackman, V Grayson, R A Davidoff
Brain Research|November 17, 1978
Some actions of catechol on synaptic transmission in the isolated spinal cord of the frogJ C Hackman, D B Ross, R A Davidoff
Brain Research|December 18, 1995
Modulation of frog spinal cord interneuronal activity by activation of 5-HT3 receptorsA M Holohean, J C Hackman, R A Davidoff
Neuroscience Letters|December 13, 1982
Excitatory amino acids and potassium release in the frog spinal cordJ C Hackman, G P Ryan, R A Davidoff
Neuroscience Letters|August 29, 1986
Analysis of the responses of frog motoneurons to epinephrine and norepinephrineC J Wohlberg, R A Davidoff, J C Hackman
British Journal of Pharmacology|March 2, 1999
Mechanisms involved in the metabotropic glutamate receptor-enhancement of NMDA-mediated motoneurone responses in frog spinal cordA M Holohean, J C Hackman, R A Davidoff
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