In vivo intracellular recordings of medial septal and diagonal band of Broca neurons: relationships with theta rhythm
In vivo intracellular recordings of medial septal and diagonal band of Broca neurons: relationships with theta rhythm
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布罗卡神经元内侧间隔和对角带的体内细胞内记录:与 θ 节律的关系
DOI:
10.1007/bf00241962
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发表时间:
2004
影响因子:
2
通讯作者:
E. Garcı́a
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文献类型:
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作者:
C. Barrenechea;M. Pedemonte;A. Nuñez;E. Garcı́a
Transmembrane potentials from medial septal and diagonal band of Broca (MS-DBB) neurons and hippocampal field activity were recorded in curarized and urethanized rats. MS-DBB cells were studied during large amplitude irregular activity and during hippocampal θ rhythm, elicited by either sensory (i.e. stroking the fur on the animal's back) or electrical stimulation of the reticularis pontis oralis nucleus (RPO). Three types of cells were described according to their firing pattern and the characteristics of their “intracellular θ” rhythm. Type A neurons displayed continuous rhythmic oscillations in the membrane potential (Vm) of approximately 17 mV. These oscillations generated rhythmic high-frequency spike trains which were phase-locked with hippocampal θ rhythm. Type A cells revealed intracellular θ rhythm even in the absence of hippocampal θ rhythm, suggesting that the activity of this type of cell was the most important in hippocampal θ genesis. Type B cells were characterized by marked postspike afterhyperpolarization and intracellular θ oscillations of smaller amplitude than in type A cells. Type C cells revealed a post-spike afterdepolarization and a lower amplitude, intracellular θ rhythm only in the presence of hippocampal θ rhythm. Type C neurons could fire slow spikes at depolarizing (46% of cells) or hyperpolarizing (15% of cells) Vms. Type B and C cells were intracellularly stained with Lucifer yellow. Although type B and C neurons revealed dissimilar electrophysiological properties, they had comparable morphological shapes. RPO electrical stimulation generated hippocampal θ rhythm and intracellular θ rhythm in types A and B cells but not in type C cells, and increased the spike rate in type C neurons. Electrical stimulation of the fornix only evoked synaptic responses in type B and C neurons, with antidromic responses being elicited in 12% of type C cells. These results indicate that probably most of the type A rhythmic cells did not receive direct hippocampal feedback and that at least some type C cells were projecting neurons. The present findings demonstrate that θ rhythm oscillations in the Vm of MS-DBB neurons elicit different rhythmic discharge patterns.
影响因子:
2.5
作者:
MCCORMICK, DA;CONNORS, BW;PRINCE, DA
通讯作者:
PRINCE, DA
影响因子:
2.5
作者:
Vertes,RP
通讯作者:
Vertes,RP
影响因子:
2.5
作者:
GRIFFITH, WH
通讯作者:
GRIFFITH, WH