The neural basis of associative reward learning in honeybees
The neural basis of associative reward learning in honeybees
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DOI：
10.1016/s0166-2236(96)01019-3
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发表时间：
1997-06-01
影响因子：
15.9
通讯作者：
Hammer, M
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作者：
Hammer, M
食物预测刺激的食欲学习是蜜蜂觅食行为的重要组成部分，遵循联想学习的规则，在气味作为奖励预测刺激的学习中，单个神经元是服务于主要脑神经堆的一小群上升神经元中的一个，它调节奖励并具有经验依赖的反应特性，这意味着这个神经元作为联想记忆的组成部分，可能是学习的更复杂特征的基础，并可以参与学习规则的实施，而且它的结构特性表明，它组织了学习过程中不同功能的神经网络和经验依赖行为的相互作用。
Appetitive learning of food-predicting stimuli, an essential part of foraging behavior in honeybees, follows the rules of associative learning, In the learning of odors as reward-predicting stimuli, an individual neuron, one of a small group of large ascending neurons that serve principal brain neuropiles, mediates the reward and has experience-dependent response properties,This implies that this neuron functions as an integral part of associative memory, might underlie more complex features of learning, and could participate in the implementation of learning rules, Moreover, its structural properties suggest that it organizes the interaction of functionally different neural nets during learning and experience-dependent behavior.