Cerebellar Functions -

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How are Move and Hold Programs Matched?.- A Cerebellar-dependent Efference Copy Mechanism for Generating Appropriate Muscle Responses to Limb Perturbations.- Motor Programs: Trajectory Versus Stability.- Parsimony in Neural Calculations for Postural Movements.- A Synthetic Motor Control System; Possible Parallels With Transformations in Cerebellar Cortex.- Cerebro-Cerebellar Interactions and Organization of a Fast and Stable Hand Movement: Cerebellar Participation in Voluntary Movement and Motor Learning.- On the Role of the Subprimate Cerebellar Flocculus in the Optokinetic Reflex and Visual -Vestibular Interaction.- The Primate Flocculus in Visual-Vestibular Interactions: Conceptual, Neurophysiological, and Anatomical Problems.- Clinical Evidence for Functional Compartmentalization of the Cerebellum.- Perceptual Analysis of Speech Disorders in Friedreich Disease and Olivopontocerebellar Atrophy.- Cerebellar Hemispherectomy at Young Ages in Rats.- Cerebellar Control of Movement in Fish as Revealed by Small Lesions.- Functional Significance of the Basic Cerebellar Circuit in Motor Coordination.- Some Quantitative Aspects of Cerebellar Anatomy as a Guide to Speculation on Cerebellar Functions.- Tensorial Brain Theory in Cerebellar Modelling.- Inferior Olive: Functional Aspects.- Climbing Fiber Function: Regulation of Purkinje Cell Responsiveness.- Rhythmic Properties of Climbing Fiber Afferent Responses to Peripheral Stimuli.- Cerebellar Climbing Fibers Retrogradely Labeled With (3H)-D-Aspartate.- Climbing Fibre Actions of Purkinje Cells - Plateau Potentials and Long-Lasting Depression of Parallel Fibre Responses.- Functional Changes of the Purkinje Cell Following Climbing Fiber Deafferentation.- Inferior Olive: Its Tonic Inhibitory Effect on the CerebellarPurkinje Cells in the Rat Without Anesthesia.- Tonic Influence of the Climbing Fiber System on the Postural Activity.- Sensory Representation of Movement Parameters in the Cerebellar Cortex of the Decerebrate Cat.- Constraints on Plasticity of Cerebellar Circuitry: Granule Cell-Purkinje Cell Synapses.- Comparison Between the Developmental Calendars of the Cerebral and Cerebellar Cortices in a Precocial and an Altricial Rodent.- Three Types of Large Nerve Cells in the Granular Layer of the Human Cerebellar Cortex.- Local Circuit Neurons in the Cerebellar Dentate Nucleus of Man.- Brain Stem Afferents Bilaterally Branching to the Cat Cerebellar Hemispheres.