Research on Central Pattern Generator Discussed by Scientists at University of Toronto

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2011 MAR 21 - (VerticalNews.com) -- According to a study from Mississauga,rnCanada, "Electrophysiological recordings were conducted to determine the control ofrnspermathecal contractions during oviposition of interrupted egg-laying locusts, Locustarnmigratoria. Following transection of the central nervous system below the metathoracicrnganglion, rhythmic patterned bursting was detected by extracellular recordings of the nervernN2B2 that innervates the muscles of the spermatheca."