DISTRIBUTION OF SYNAPSES ON 2 ASCENDING INTERNEURONS CARRYING FREQUENCY-SPECIFIC INFORMATION IN THE AUDITORY-SYSTEM OF THE CRICKET - EVIDENCE FOR GABAERGIC INPUTS
DISTRIBUTION OF SYNAPSES ON 2 ASCENDING INTERNEURONS CARRYING FREQUENCY-SPECIFIC INFORMATION IN THE AUDITORY-SYSTEM OF THE CRICKET - EVIDENCE FOR GABAERGIC INPUTS
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DOI:
10.1002/cne.903450402
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发表时间:
1994-07-22
影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
WATSON, AHD
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作者:
HARDT, M;WATSON, AHD
Two identified cricket auditory interneurones, AN1 and AN2, were intracellularly labelled with horseradish peroxidase following physiological characterisation. The neurones, which have some structural similarities, have their somata in the prothoracic ganglion and axons that project to the brain. Although both carry auditory information, they have different response properties and participate in different types of phonotactic behaviour. Ultrathin sections from selected regions of their prothoracic arborisations were examined in the electron microscope after postembedding immunostaining for the inhibitory transmitter GABA. In the prothoracic ganglion AN1 branches only in the medial ventral association centre (mVAC) contralateral to the soma, and receives only input synapses. Twenty-seven percent of these were made by processes immunoreactive for GABA. AN2 branches not only in mVAC on both sides of the ganglion but also in several other areas. It makes output synapses from large diameter neurites in mVAC on both sides of the ganglion as well as from neurites in more posterior regions of the neuropile. Most input synapses are received onto branches in the contralateral mVAC where about 19% were made from GABA-immunoreactive processes, (C) 1994 Wiley-Liss, Inc.