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Sandra C. Brettler

University of Washington

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Primate Saccadic Eye Movements the Role of the Medial Cerebellum in the Control of Head-Free Gaze Shifts Provide Further Insights Into

2015
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Head-Free Gaze Shifts Provide Further Insights Into the Role of the Medial Cerebellum in the Control of Primate Saccadic Eye Movements

2010 Journal of Neurophysiology
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Timing of low frequency responses of anterior and posterior canal vestibulo-ocular neurons in alert cats

2003 Experimental Brain Research
- Sandra C. Brettler
- Jim Baker
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Role of caudal fastigial neurons during head-free gaze shifts in the monkey.

2002 Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
- Sandra C. Brettler
- Albert F. Fuchs
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Alterations in rat horizontal vestibulo-ocular reflex phase as a function of orientation in gravity.

1998 Journal of gravitational physiology : a journal of the International Society for Gravitational Physiology
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