An electron microscopic analysis of pyramidal tract terminations in the spinal cord of the cat

THE USE OF LEAD CITRATE AT HIGH pH AS AN ELECTRON-OPAQUE STAIN IN ELECTRON MICROSCOPY

1963 • 24,942 citations

Characteristics of Excitatory and Inhibitory Synapses in the Central Nervous System of the Cat

1965 • 914 citations

Terminal axonal patterns in cat spinal cord II. The dorsal horn

1968 • 318 citations

Electron Microscopy: Two Major Synaptic Types on Spinal Motoneurons

1966 • 204 citations

Sites of termination of corticospinal fibers in the cat. An experimental study with silver impregnation methods

1963 • 189 citations

The large synaptic complexes of the substantia gelatinosa

1969 • 177 citations

Functional organization of descending supraspinal fibre systems to the spinalcord. Anatomical observations and physiological correlations.

1966 • 151 citations

Propriospinal Pathways and their Synapses

1964 • 96 citations

Electronmicroscopic observations on the structure of the pontine nuclei and the mode of termination of the corticopontine fibres an experimental study in the cat

1969 • 95 citations

Experimental degeneration of the preganglionic fibers in the superior cervical ganglion of the cat

1968 • 73 citations

Permanence of postsynaptic specializations in the frog sympathetic ganglion cells after denervation

1968 • 66 citations

Synaptic architecture in the medial geniculate body (ventral division)

1968 • 47 citations

Distinction of degenerating fibres and boutons of cerebellar and peripheral origin in the Deiters' nucleus of the same animal

1969 • 40 citations

Synaptic processes in spinal neurons activated monosynaptically by the pyramidal tract

1967 • 28 citations

Functional properties of interneurons activated monosynaptically by the pyramidal tract

1967 • 19 citations

[Synaptic processes in spinal neurons monosynaptically activated by the pyramidal tract].

1967 • 14 citations

["Escape" of the spinal cord from supraspinal influences].

1965 • 6 citations

[Funstional properties of interneurons monosynaptically activated by the pyramidal tract].

1966 • 3 citations