Neural basis of drug-induced yawning in Neurobiology of Stereotyped Behaviour
Neural basis of drug-induced yawning in Neurobiology of Stereotyped Behaviour
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刻板行为神经生物学中药物引起的打哈欠的神经基础
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2003
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S. Cooper
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C. Dourish;S. Cooper
在一项关于人类打哈欠的研究中，罗伯特·普罗文（Robert Provine）（1986）指出，打哈欠是一种突出的刻板行为模式，并释放刺激，“不值得作为一种轻微的行为好奇心”。事实上，“打哈欠可能是最不被理解的、最常见的人类行为”。相比之下，在过去的30年里，已经收集了大量关于药物诱导动物（特别是啮齿动物）打哈欠的实验数据。在本章中，我们考虑了啮齿动物药物诱导的哈欠的神经基础，并讨论了这种药理学现象与动物和人类“自发”哈欠的相关性。
In a study of human yawning Robert Provine (1986) remarked that yawning is a prominent stereotyped action pattem and releasing stimulus which “does not deserve its current status as a minor behavioural curiosity”. Indeed, “yawning may have the dubious distinction of being the least understood, common, human behaviour”. In contrast, a large body of experimental data has been collected during the past 30 years on drug-induced yawning in animals (particularly rodents). In this chapter we consider the neural basis of drug-induced yawning in rodents and discuss the relevance of this pharmacological phenomenon to “spontaneous” yawning in animals and man.