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• W2140687623 abstract "ABSTRACT High-speed cinematography was used to analyse the abdominal movements of crayfish in response to separate stimulation of medial and lateral giant axons. These films showed that the medial giant fibres command complete abdominal flexions with little flaring of the tail appendages. The lateral giants, in contrast, evoked a relatively weak flexion of the middle abdominal segments, accompanied by promotion of the exopodites of the uropods. An examination of the muscles activated by the two types of giant fibres shows that differences in the connexions between the giant fibres and specific motor neurones can account for the behavioural differences observed. The output of the giant fibres was determined in the sixth abdominal ganglion, where their differential effects are most pronounced. The medial giants activate motor neurones whose axons emerge from root 6 of the sixth ganglion. The lateral giants activate motor neurones whose axons emerge via roots 2 and 3, as well as those emerging via root 6. The larger motor neurones associated with the giant axons in the sixth root of the sixth ganglion have been mapped by Procion Yellow injection, and the terminations of the central giant axons in the sixth ganglion have also been determined. The connexions revealed by this technique are consistent with the physiological findings. The evidence suggests that root 6 of the sixth ganglion is homologous with root 3 of the more anterior ganglia. However, the giant motor neurone of the sixth ganglion has not been identified. The medial and lateral giant fibres, and perhaps other specific ‘command’ interneurones, can thus drive specific ensembles of phasic motor neurones to provide a range of stereotyped quick movements. In this respect the organization of the phasic system of interneurones and motor neurones resembles that in the tonic system." @default.
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• W2140687623 title "The Different Connections and Motor Outputs of Lateral and Medial Giant Fibres in the Crayfish" @default.
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