Spatial- and locomotion-related neural representation in rat hippocampus following long-term survival from ischemia.
Spatial- and locomotion-related neural representation in rat hippocampus following long-term survival from ischemia.
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缺血长期存活后大鼠海马的空间和运动相关神经表征。
DOI:
10.1037//0735-7044.109.6.1081
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发表时间:
1995
影响因子:
1.9
通讯作者:
Volpe,BT
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作者:
Mizumori,SJ;Garcia,PA;Raja,MA;Volpe,BT
Spatial and locomotion-related behavioral correlates of hippocampal cell discharge were compared between ischemic and sham-control rats performing a spatial maze. Ischemic rats showed impaired choice accuracy during maze acquisition, but not during asymptote performance. Single-unit correlates during asymptote performance revealed enhanced spatial selectivity of CA2/3 complex-spike cells coincident with attenuated place-specific firing by hilar complex-spike or subicular cells. Responsivity to locomotion state by stratum granulosum interneurons was exaggerated, and locomotion-induced changes in firing of hilar and subicular interneurons was reduced. Ischemic rats showed recovered spatial learning abilities as evidenced by the fact that acquisition of the spatial task in a second environment was not impaired. Because representational reorganization was also observed in ischemic, maze-naive rats, brain injury per se appears to change information coding schemes.