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    The bidirectionality of motor learning in the vestibulo-ocular reflex is a function of cerebellar mGluR1 receptors

    The bidirectionality of motor learning in the vestibulo-ocular reflex is a function of cerebellar mGluR1 receptors by Titley, Heather K, Heskin-Sweezie, Raquel, Broussard, Dianne M

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    Rapid Consolidation of Motor Memory in the Vestibuloocular Reflex

    Rapid Consolidation of Motor Memory in the Vestibuloocular Reflex by Titley, Heather K, Heskin-Sweezie, Raquel, Chung, Ji-Yeon J, Kassardjian, Charles D, Razik, Fathima, Broussard, Dianne M

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    Adaptive rescaling extends the dynamic ranges of central vestibular signals in the alert cat

    Adaptive rescaling extends the dynamic ranges of central vestibular signals in the alert cat by Heskin-Sweezie, Raquel, Tan, Yao-Fang, Farrow, Karl, Broussard, Dianne M

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    Consolidation and disruption of motor memory generalize across stimulus conditions in the vestibulo-ocular reflex

    Consolidation and disruption of motor memory generalize across stimulus conditions in the vestibulo-ocular reflex by Titley, Heather K, Heskin-Sweezie, Raquel, Broussard, Dianne M

    Published in Brain research
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    Adaptive rescaling of central sensorimotor signals is preserved after unilateral vestibular damage

    Adaptive rescaling of central sensorimotor signals is preserved after unilateral vestibular damage by Heskin-Sweezie, Raquel, Farrow, Karl, Broussard, Dianne M

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    GABAB RECEPTORS CONTRIBUTE TO THE RESTORATION OF BALANCE DURING VESTIBULAR COMPENSATION IN MICE

    GABAB RECEPTORS CONTRIBUTE TO THE RESTORATION OF BALANCE DURING VESTIBULAR COMPENSATION IN MICE by Heskin-Sweezie, Raquel, Titley, Heather K., Baizer, Joan S., Broussard, Dianne M.

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