- The
rubrospinal tract is a part of the
nervous system. It is a part of the
lateral indirect extra-pyramidal tract. In the midbrain, it
originates in the...
- However, in primates,
where the
corticospinal tract is dominant, the
rubrospinal tract may be
regarded as
vestigial in
motor function. Therefore, the...
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disinhibition of the red
nucleus with
facilitation of the
rubrospinal tract. The
rubrospinal tract facilitates motor neurons in the
cervical spinal cord...
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motor neurons. The
extrapyramidal tracts include parts of the following:
rubrospinal tract:
Conflicts between the
motor commands sent by the
cerebrum and...
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including (but not
limited to) the corticonuclear, corticospinal, and
rubrospinal tracts. The
corticonuclear and
corticospinal tracts are
commonly encountered...
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there exists a cross-over of
descending motor pathways in dogs. The
rubrospinal tract is the
primary pathway from the
brain to the
spinal cord. The pathway...
- and this
system provides control of posture. The
corticospinal and the
rubrospinal tract pathways belong to the
lateral system which provides fine control...
- neurons.
These are the
rubrospinal tract, the
vestibulospinal tract, the
tectospinal tract and the
reticulospinal tract. The
rubrospinal tract descends with...
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descending tract neurons in the vestibulospinal, reticulospinal, and
rubrospinal tracts. Presently,
there is not much else
known about the
specifics of...
- the
corticospinal tract and
rubrospinal tract. "Rubroolivary fibers".
Kennedy PR (December 1990). "Corticospinal,
rubrospinal and rubro-olivary projections:...