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CUEDC2 protein, mouse

Known as: CUE-domain containing protein 2, mouse 
National Institutes of Health

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2019
2019
Selective attention in pigeon temporal discrimination
Cues can vary in how informative they are about when specific outcomes, such as food availability, will occur. This study was an… 
2017
2017
AES01 CUE Poster.pdf
2017
2017
AES01 CUE Poster.pptx
2016
2016
Non-Colocated Kinesthetic Display Limits Compliance Discrimination in the Absence of Terminal Force Cues
An important goal of haptic display is to make available the action/reaction relationships that define interactions between the… 
2016
2016
Visuotemporal cues clinically improved walking ability of ambulatory patients with spinal cord injury within 5 days
Background/Objective: The human movement system uses a variety of inputs to produce movements. The concurrent use of external… 
2015
2015
Dorsolateral striatum is critical for the expression of surprise‐induced enhancements in cue associability
The dorsolateral striatum (DLS) is frequently implicated in sensory‐motor integration, including the performance of sensory… 
2010
2010
A Novel Conditioning Paradigm Enables the Dissociation Between the Formations of Context- and Cue-Dependent Memories of Drug Reward
Specific context and cues that had been associated w ith drug reward elicit the development of drug-associated contextual and… 
1985
1985
Ethanol-chlordiazepoxide interactions in the rat
1985
1985
Evidence of place conditioning after chronic intrathecal morphine in rats
1979
1979
Basic Study on Discriminability of Mental Location of Electrocutaneous Phantom Sensation
In this paper, in order to develop the spatial electrocutaneous communication system with minimum size of hardware, fundamental… 
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