rubrospinal tract morphogenesis (GO:0021964) Generation of a long process of a CNS neuron, that carries efferent (outgoing ...
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Although in the same paper we showed that descending axons of the rubrospinal tract were also able to cross GDA bridged injujry sites and grow within pathways beyond the injury ...
http://sci.rutgers.edu/forum/showthread.php?t=66029&page=7

The axons of its larger cells cross the middle line and are continued downward into the lateral funiculus of the medulla spinalis as the rubrospinal tract (page 761); those of its ...
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The rubrospinal tract passes through the red nucleus. The cerebellum sends messages to the spinal nerves along this tract.
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The axons of its larger cells cross the middle line and are continued downward into the lateral funiculus of the medulla spinalis as the rubrospinal tract (page 761); those of its ...
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... Ventral Spinocerebellar Tract (VSCT) Spinothalamic Tract (STT; also called Anterolateral System) Corticospinal Tracts (CST for lateral, CSTa for anterior) Rubrospinal Tract (RST ...
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Acronym Definition; RUBS: Ratio Utility Billing System: RUBS: Resident Utility Billing ... Rubrospinal tract: Rubrospinal tract rubrothalamic Rubrouck Rubruck Rubruck, William
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1) the rubrospinal tract, a crossed tract descending in the lateral white column, which is virtually vestigial in man, and confined to the cervical segments, but which may play a ...
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The lateral system includes the rubrospinal tract, which originates from the red nucleus. The rubrospinal tract projects contralaterally, via lateral columns, to dorsolateral regions ...
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Q2) You mentioned losing motor control because of damage to the Rubrospinal Tract, but still having reflexive ability (throwing a ball at them and their hand going up quickly).
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... reticulospinal tracts is more inhibited when more tissue is left in connection with them, but there are other tracts that originate at higher levels, e.g., the rubrospinal tract ...
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... in the gray matter of the tegmentum of the mesencephalon of higher vertebrates; it receives fibers from the cerebellum of the opposite side and gives rise to rubrospinal tract ...
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In the spinal cord the rubrospinal tract courses within the LATERAL FUNICULUS JUST VENTRAL TO THE LATERAL CORTICOSPINAL TRACT.
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Class(birn_org_anat:birnOrgAnatomy_682 partial birn_org_anat:birnOrgAnatomy_514)
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rubrospinal tract ... noun . 1. an expanse or area of land, water, etc.; region; stretch. 2. Anatomy.
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lateral corticospinal tract; rubrospinal tract; Medial pathways control axial muscles and are responsible for posture, balance, and coarse control of axial and proximal muscles.
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10.6.3. 1. Rubrospinal tract This is a very important motor tract in animals. Nuclear ruber contains neuron cell bodies. Their axons once leave red nucleus immediately ...
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rubrospinal Pertaining to the red nucleus and the spinal cord. r. tract ? spinal cord motor tract emanating from the red
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We studied whether biomaterial implants consisting of alginate and microglia would promote rubrospinal tract regeneration in rats.
http://www.clas.ufl.edu/jur/200210/papers/paper_rajamanickam.html

... Relating to the nerve fibres passing from the red nucleus to the spinal cord: the rubrospinal tract. (05 Mar 2000)
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rubrospinal /ru·bro·spi·nal/ (roo?bro-spi´n'l) pertaining to the red nucleus and the spinal cord. rubrospinal. pertaining to the red nucleus and the spinal cord. rubrospinal tract
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Descending motor pathway by which upper motor neurons in the red nucleus project to lower motor neurons in the lateral ventral horn of the cervical spinal cord.
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Since the red nucleus has sparse control over hands (as the Rubrospinal tract is more involved in large muscle movement such as that for Arms and Legs), fine control of the fingers ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_nucleus

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Class: rubrospinal tract of spinal cord
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In the spinal cord the rubrospinal tract courses within the LATERAL FUNICULUS JUST VENTRAL TO THE LATERAL CORTICOSPINAL TRACT. The rubrospinal tract is thought to be involved in the ...
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rubrospinal /ru·bro·spi·nal/ (roo?bro-spi´n'l) pertaining to the red nucleus and the spinal cord. rubrospinal. pertaining to the red nucleus and the spinal cord.
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The rubrospinal tract is a part of the nervous system. It is a part of the indirect extra-pyramidal tract and is responsible for large muscle movement such as the arms and the legs
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