Mouse incising central pattern generator: Characteristics and modulation by pain

Introduction: Vertebrate incising and chewing are controlled by a set of neurons comprising the central pattern generator (CPG) for mastication. Mandibular positioning and force generation to perform these tasks is complex and requires coordination of multiple jaw opening and closing muscle compartm...

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Main Authors:	Morris-Wiman, J. (Author), Widmer, C.G (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Elsevier Inc. 2018
Subjects:	adaptation Adaptation, Physiological animal Animal behavior animal experiment animal model Animals Article Bite Force central pattern generator Central pattern generator Central Pattern Generators comparative study controlled study disease model Disease Models, Animal eating Eating face pain Facial Pain female Female histogram hyperalgesia Hyperalgesia independent variable locomotion male Male masseter muscle Masseter Muscle mastication Masticatory muscle Mice motoneuron mouse multiple regression myalgia Myalgia neuromodulation nonhuman pathophysiology pH Physiological adaptation physiology priority journal sensory stimulation spatial orientation steady state temporomandibular joint
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