MECHANISMS OF OLFACTORY COMMUNICATION
嗅觉交流机制
基本信息
- 批准号:3395561
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 24.16万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1977
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1977-12-01 至 1991-03-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:chemoreceptors electrophysiology estrus ethology histology limbic system mass spectrometry neural information processing neuroanatomy neuroendocrine system neurophysiology neuropsychology newborn animals olfactions olfactory stimulus pheromone psychobiology sensory feedback sex behavior social behavior stimulus /response
项目摘要
Specific scent glands and other biological sources of odors are widespread
in the animal kingdom. Olfactory stimuli from these sources elicit
specific behavioral and neuroendocrine responses. Individual components of
a particular behavioral sequence may depend upon different individual
compounds within a single melange of natural odors. They may also depend
upon only a portion of the available sensory apparatus (i.e. the main or
accessory olfactory system). The glandular sources of natural odors and
the behavioral responses to them are often modulated by endogenous hormone
levels and in some cases by environmental variables. There are several
broad questions to be answered about the mechanisms of olfactory
communication in mammals including: (1) Which chemical compounds are
active in natural scents? (2) How do natural scents activate the main and
accessory olfactory organs? (3) Are there special modes of activation for
behaviorally important odors like pheromones or (4) Are all odorants
treated in the same way regardless of their import? (5) Once the system
has been activated, are there distinct coding mechanisms which operate in
selected anatomical regions for particular classes of odors? (6) What is
the functional neuroanatomy of the main and accessory olfactory systems
especially those areas concerned with the perception of pheromones? (7)
What are the relative contributions of olfactory and other sensory signals
in modulating mating and other natural behaviors? and (8) How are the
various chemosensory systems coordinated to eventuate in a complex
olfactory guided behavior such as mating? The hamster will be the primary
model because it has well recognized sources of natural scents, several of
which are partially characterized chemically. It has specific scent
marking behaviors for the deposition of these scents and easily measured
behavioral responses to their perception, all of which are under the
control of endogenous hormones. Chemical, anatomical, behavioral and
physiological techniques will be utilized at appropriate levels of the main
and accessory systems in order to answer the above and related questions
about olfactory communication.
特殊的气味腺和其他生物来源的气味是普遍存在的
动物王国里最大的动物 来自这些来源的嗅觉刺激引起
特定的行为和神经内分泌反应。 的各个部件
特定的行为序列可以取决于不同的个体
在单一的天然气味混合物中的化合物。 他们也可能取决于
仅在可用感觉器官的一部分(即,主要或
辅助嗅觉系统)。 天然气味的腺体来源,
对它们的行为反应通常由内源性激素调节
在某些情况下,环境变量。 有几
关于嗅觉机制的广泛问题有待回答
哺乳动物的交流包括:(1)哪些化合物是
在天然气味中活跃 (2)天然香味是如何激活主要的
辅助嗅觉器官 (3)是否有特殊的激活模式,
行为上重要的气味,如信息素或(4)都是气味
不管它们的进口如何,都以同样的方式对待? (5)一旦系统
是否有不同的编码机制,
为特定类别的气味选择解剖区域? (6)是什么
主、副嗅觉系统的功能神经解剖学
尤其是那些与信息素感知有关的区域 (七)
嗅觉和其他感觉信号的相对贡献是什么
在调节交配和其他自然行为中的作用 (8)如何
各种化学感受系统协调一致,
嗅觉引导的行为比如交配 仓鼠将是第一个
模型,因为它具有公认的天然气味来源,
其被部分地化学表征。 它有特殊的气味
标记这些气味的沉积行为,
他们的感知行为反应,所有这些都在
控制内源性激素。 化学,解剖,行为和
生理技术将在适当的水平上使用的主要
和辅助系统,以回答上述问题和相关问题
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