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In cats under chloralose anaesthesia, the efferent spinal discharges of extrapyramidal — presumably reticulo-spinal — origin, which can be elicited by various types of sensory stimuli, can easily be suppressed by short trains of electric shocks applied to the head of the caudate nucleus.
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Lamarche, M., Buser, P. Suppression de la réaction de sursaut du Chat sous chloralose par stimulation du noyau caudé. Experientia 24, 355–356 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02140818
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