Post-spike hyperpolarization participates in the formation of auditory behavior-related response patterns of inferior collicular neurons in Hipposideros pratti
Post-spike hyperpolarization participates in the formation of auditory behavior-related response patterns of inferior collicular neurons in Hipposideros pratti
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DOI:
10.1016/j.neuroscience.2015.01.016
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发表时间:
2015-03
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3.3
通讯作者:
Y.-L. Li;Z. Fu;M.-J. Yang;J. Wang;K. Peng;L. Yang;J. Tang;Q.-C. Chen
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作者:
Y.-L. Li;Z. Fu;M.-J. Yang;J. Wang;K. Peng;L. Yang;J. Tang;Q.-C. Chen
To probe the mechanism underlying the auditory behavior-related response patterns of inferior collicular neurons to constant frequency–frequency modulation (CF–FM) stimulus inHipposideros pratti, we studied the role of post-spike hyperpolarization (PSH) in the formation of response patterns. Neurons obtained byin vivoextracellular (N= 145) and intracellular (N= 171) recordings could be consistently classified into single-on (SO) and double-on (DO) neurons. Using intracellular recording, we found that both SO and DO neurons have a PSH with different durations. Statistical analysis showed that most SO neurons had a longer PSH duration than DO neurons (p< 0.01). These data suggested that the PSH directly participated in the formation of SO and DO neurons, and the PSH elicited by the CF component was the main synaptic mechanism underlying the SO and DO response patterns. The possible biological significance of these findings relevant to bat echolocation is discussed.