P. A. Femano

Electrical stimulation of the midbrain central gray facilitates reticulospinal activation of axial muscle EMG

D. Pfaff, S. Cottingham, P. A. Femano, 1987, Experimental Neurology.

Vestibulospinal and reticulospinal interactions in the activation of back muscle EMG in the rat

D. Pfaff, S. Cottingham, P. A. Femano, 2004, Experimental Brain Research.

The effects of stimulation of substantia innominata and sensory receiving areas of the forebrain upon the activity of neurons within the amygdala of the anesthetized cat

A. Siegel, H. Edinger, P. A. Femano, 1983, Brain Research.

Brain stem reticular influences on lumbar axial muscle activity. I. Effective sites.

D. Pfaff, P. A. Femano, S. Schwartz‐Giblin, 1984, The American journal of physiology.

Evidence of a potent excitatory influence from substantia innominata on basolateral amygdaloid units: a comparison with insular-temporal cortex and lateral olfactory tract stimulation

A. Siegel, H. Edinger, P. A. Femano, 1979, Brain Research.

Axial electromyogram and intervertebral length gauge responses during lordosis behavior in rats

D. Pfaff, P. A. Femano, S. Schwartz‐Giblin, 1984, Experimental Neurology.