Parapodium

Most myzostomids are ectocommensals of crinoids on which they move freely. Their locomotion is ensured by five pairs of parapodia… Expand

1. We have identified and characterized a family of several pairs of neurons in the cerebral ganglion of Aplysia brasiliana that… Expand

Fitting children and infants who have osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) with braces has posed substantial problems of implementation… Expand

The optimal method for providing mobility for children with myelomeningocele remains controversial. 39 children using a… Expand

1. We have examined the locations and functional properties of a large number of motoneurons in the pedal ganglia of Aplysia… Expand

1. Mechanical or electrical stimulation of isolated sections of body wall produced contractions that were graded with the… Expand

The feasibility of ambulation for children with high spinal lesions is questionable because of the relatively high exercise… Expand

Clinical experience with the Toronto parapodium demonstrates it to have valuable functional use. Young children wearing the… Expand

Some of the serious shortcomings of the standard brace for young patients with paralysis of the lower extremities are the lack of… Expand

1. On either side of the nervous system in Aplysia there is a giant cell (RGC and LGC) whose axon branches within the nervous… Expand