DIRECTIONALLY SENSITIVE INPUT TO OCULOMOTOR PATHWAYS
DIRECTIONALLY SENSITIVE INPUT TO OCULOMOTOR PATHWAYS
批准号:
3070180
负责人:
MICHAEL ARIEL
金额:
$4.94万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1989
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1989-08-01 至 1994-07-31
中文摘要
需要为ADAMHA RSDA II级申请资金,以实现该原则
调查员(私家侦探)调查在方向性上的职能作用
敏感(DS)细胞在视觉诱发行为中发挥作用。私家侦探来了
他四岁了。作为助理教授,跟踪4年。作为博士后
伙计。既然他的实验室已经建立,
学术界减缓了他近期的实验目标以及他的长期目标
职业成长。这项裁决将使私家侦探从其他义务中解脱出来
允许开发独特的神经科学方法来解决
了解信息处理和感觉-运动整合。
私家侦探和行为部的研究目标
神经科学的目标是了解大脑的控制
通过使用当前的神经科学方法对行为进行研究。私家侦探会抽签
基于他所在部门相当多的神经科学专业知识
匹兹堡大学致力于体外培养技术的开发
脑神经生理学,并与他的方法相结合
完整系统的药理学和感受野分析。
DS视网膜神经节细胞是眼睛的输出神经元,
选择性地只向一个方向移动的刺激。他们将会是
被研究为可能输入到稳定的复杂大脑系统
通过控制眼睛的位置在视网膜上显示图像。私家侦探目前
资助进行实验,比较大脑中神经元的反应
麻醉动物至清醒动物的视动性眼震(OKN)。
然而,最近,一种使用海龟的体外制剂正在进行中
为研究动眼神经而开发的。这种制剂具有独特的
优势是整个系统保持完整和可行,因此DS
体外脑中的细胞对投射的视觉刺激做出反应
连在一起的眼睛上。
研究这些反射的体外方法的进展
行为需要新的技能才能让私家侦探完善这些技术
将产生新的工具用于研究大脑的控制
行为过激。这些实验可以涉及到感觉运动。
从感觉特征提取的细胞基础到
感觉通路汇聚到运动输出通路。
OKN对视觉图像的稳定是感官的一个简单模型-
运动行为。对人类来说,一种相关眼球运动功能的紊乱
是精神分裂症的征兆。有关眼球运动控制的知识可能
OKN鉴别视网膜病变的诊断价值
正常和疾病患者眼动行为的中枢控制
各州。
英文摘要
Funds are requested for an ADAMHA RSDA Level II to enable the principle
investigator (P.I.) to investigate the functional role that directionally
sensitive (DS) cells play in visually evoked behaviors. The P.I. is in
his 4th yr. as an Asst. Professor following 4 yrs. as a Postdoctoral
Fellow. Now that his laboratory is established, the constraints of
academia slow his immediate experimental goals as well as his long-term
professional growth. This award will free the P.I. from other commitments
to allow for the development of unique neuroscience approaches to the
understanding of information processing and sensory-motor integration.
The research goals of the P.I. and the Department of Behavior
Neuroscience are directed towards an understanding of the brain's control
of behavior by using current neuroscience approaches. The P.I. will draw
upon the considerable neuroscience expertise of his department and the
University of Pittsburgh at large to development techniques of in vitro
brain neurophysiology and combine them with his approaches of
pharmacology and receptive field analysis of an intact system.
DS retinal ganglion cells are output neurons of the eye that respond
selectively to stimuli moving only in one direction. They will be
studied as a possible input to a complex brain system which stabilizes
images on the retina by controlling eye position. The P.I. is currently
funded to perform experiments which compare neuronal responses in the
anaesthetized animal to optokinetic nystagmus (OKN) in the awake animal.
Recently though, an in vitro preparation using the turtle is being
developed for oculomotor research. This preparation has the unique
advantage that the entire system remains intact and viable, so that DS
cells in the extracorporeal brain respond to visual stimuli projected
onto the attached eyes.
The development of in vitro approaches to the study of these reflex
behaviors require new skills for the P.I. Perfecting these techniques
will produce new tools to use in investigations of the brain's control
over behavior. These experiments can then involve sensory-motor
integration from the cellular basis of sensory feature extraction to the
convergence of sensory pathways onto motor output pathways.
Stabilization of the visual image by OKN is a simple model of a sensory-
motor behavior. In humans, a disorder of a related eye movement function
is an indication of schizophrenia. Knowledge of oculomotor control may
further OKN's diagnostic usefulness by differentiating between retinal
and central control of eye movement behaviors in normal and disease
states.
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