Neural correlates of Pavlovian conditioning in components of the neural network supporting ciliary locomotion in Hermissenda.
Neural correlates of Pavlovian conditioning in components of the neural network supporting ciliary locomotion in Hermissenda.
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支持 Hermissenda 纤毛运动的神经网络组件中巴甫洛夫条件反射的神经相关性。
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10.1101/lm.58603
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发表时间:
2003
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通讯作者:
Tian,Lian-Ming
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作者:
Crow,Terry;Tian,Lian-Ming
Pavlovian conditioning inHermissendaconsists of pairing light, the conditioned stimulus (CS) with activation of statocyst hair cells, the unconditioned stimulus (US). Conditioning produces CS-elicited foot shortening and inhibition of light-elicited locomotion, the two conditioned responses (CRs). Conditioning correlates have been identified in the primary sensory neurons (photoreceptors) of the CS pathway, interneurons that receive monosynaptic input from identified photoreceptors, and putative pedal motor neurons. While cellular mechanisms of acquisition produced by the synaptic interaction between the CS and US pathways are well-documented, little is known about the mechanisms responsible for the generation or expression of the CR. Here we show that in conditioned animals light reduced tonic firing of ciliary activating pedal neurons (VP1) below their pre-CS baseline levels. In contrast, pseudorandom controls expressed a significant increase in CS-elicited tonic firing of VP1 as compared to pre-CS baseline activity. Identified interneurons in the visual pathway that have established polysynaptic connections with VP1 were examined in conditioned animals and pseudorandom controls. Depolarization of identified type Ieinterneurons with extrinsic current elicited a significant increase in IPSPs recorded in VP1 pedal neurons of conditioned animals as compared with pseudorandom controls. Conditioning also enhanced intrinsic excitability of type Ieinterneurons of conditioned animals as compared to pseudorandom controls. Light evoked a modest increase in IPSP frequency in VP1 of conditioned preparations and a significant decrease in IPSP frequency in VP1 of pseudorandom controls. Our results show that a combination of synaptic facilitation and intrinsic enhanced excitability in identified components of the CS pathway may explain light-elicited inhibition of locomotion in conditioned animals.
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3.5
作者:
Yousem,SA;Weiss,LM;Warnke,RA
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Warnke,RA
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发表时间:
1986
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The American journal of pathology
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Garcia,CF;Warnke,RA;Weiss,LM
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Weiss,LM
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F. Menestrina;M. Chilosi;F. Bonetti;M. Lestani;A. Scarpa;P. Novelli;C. Doglioni;G. Todeschini;A. Ambrosetti;L. Fiore
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