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University of Rhode Island
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Emily J. Reedich, Landon T. Genry, Preston R. Steele…·Katharina A. Quinlan
This study shows that spinal motoneurons in a rabbit model of cerebral palsy respond abnormally to serotonin, leading to hyperexcitability and spasticity.
Clarissa F. Cavarsan, Preston R. Steele, Landon T. Genry…·Katharina A. Quinlan
This study shows inhibitory interneurons in SOD1 mice exhibit early excitability and morphology changes, suggesting they contribute to ALS pathogenesis before motor neuron damage.
Preston R. Steele, Clarissa F. Cavarsan, Lisa Dowaliby…·Katharina A. Quinlan
This study investigates how altered spinal motoneuron properties contribute to motor deficits in a rabbit hypoxia-ischemia model of cerebral palsy, finding significant physiological differences between affected and unaffected groups.