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Simon Gosgnach

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Jason Dyck; Guillermo M Lanuza; Simon Gosgnach
Functional characterization of dI6 interneurons in the neonatal mouse spinal cord.
Ying Zhang; Sujatha Narayan; Eric Geiman; Guillermo M Lanuza; Tomoko Velasquez; Bayle Shanks; Turgay Akay; Jason Dyck; Keir Pearson; Simon Gosgnach; Chen-Ming Fan; Martyn Goulding
V3 spinal neurons establish a robust and balanced locomotor rhythm during walking.
Elaine M Tan; Yoshiaki Yamaguchi; Gregory D Horwitz; Simon Gosgnach; Edward S Lein; Martyn Goulding; Thomas D Albright; Edward M Callaway
Selective and quickly reversible inactivation of mammalian neurons in vivo using the Drosophila allatostatin receptor.

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2012: Jason Dyck; Guillermo M Lanuza; Simon Gosgnach
Functional characterization of dI6 interneurons in the neonatal mouse spinal cord.
Journal of neurophysiology 2012;107(12):3256-66.
2008: Ying Zhang; Sujatha Narayan; Eric Geiman; Guillermo M Lanuza; Tomoko Velasquez; Bayle Shanks; Turgay Akay; Jason Dyck; Keir Pearson; Simon Gosgnach; Chen-Ming Fan; Martyn Goulding
V3 spinal neurons establish a robust and balanced locomotor rhythm during walking.
Neuron 2008;60(1):84-96.
2006: Elaine M Tan; Yoshiaki Yamaguchi; Gregory D Horwitz; Simon Gosgnach; Edward S Lein; Martyn Goulding; Thomas D Albright; Edward M Callaway
Selective and quickly reversible inactivation of mammalian neurons in vivo using the Drosophila allatostatin receptor.
Neuron 2006;51(2):157-70.
2006: Simon Gosgnach; Guillermo M Lanuza; Simon J B Butt; Harald Saueressig; Ying Zhang; Tomoko Velasquez; Dieter Riethmacher; Edward M Callaway; Ole Kiehn; Martyn Goulding
V1 spinal neurons regulate the speed of vertebrate locomotor outputs.
Nature 2006;440(7081):215-9.
2005: Jorge Quevedo; Katinka Stecina; Simon Gosgnach; David A McCrea
Stumbling corrective reaction during fictive locomotion in the cat.
Journal of neurophysiology 2005;94(3):2045-52.
2005: Christopher P Myers; Joseph W Lewcock; M Gartz Hanson; Simon Gosgnach; James B Aimone; Fred H Gage; Kuo-Fen Lee; Lynn T Landmesser; Samuel L Pfaff
Cholinergic input is required during embryonic development to mediate proper assembly of spinal locomotor circuits.
Neuron 2005;46(1):37-49.
2004: Guillermo M Lanuza; Simon Gosgnach; Alessandra Pierani; Thomas M Jessell; Martyn Goulding
Genetic identification of spinal interneurons that coordinate left-right locomotor activity necessary for walking movements.
Neuron 2004;42(3):375-86.
2000: Simon Gosgnach; Jorge Quevedo; Brent Fedirchuk; David A McCrea
Depression of group Ia monosynaptic EPSPs in cat hindlimb motoneurones during fictive locomotion.
The Journal of physiology 2000;526 Pt 3():639-52.
2000: Jorge Quevedo; Brent Fedirchuk; Simon Gosgnach; David A McCrea
Group I disynaptic excitation of cat hindlimb flexor and bifunctional motoneurones during fictive locomotion.
The Journal of physiology 2000;525 Pt 2():549-64.
1998: Simon Gosgnach; Jorge Quevedo; Brent Fedirchuk; David A McCrea
Tonic presynaptic reduction of monosynaptic Ia EPSPs during fictive locomotion.
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 1998;860():505-7.
1998: David A McCrea; Jorge Quevedo; Brent Fedirchuk; Simon Gosgnach
The stumbling correction reaction during fictive locomotion in the cat.
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 1998;860():502-4.
1998: Jorge Quevedo; Brent Fedirchuk; Simon Gosgnach; David A McCrea
Group I disynaptic excitation in flexor and bifunctional motoneurons during locomotion.
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 1998;860():499-501.