CORTICAL PROCESSING OF OLFACTORY STIMULI
嗅觉刺激的皮质处理
基本信息
- 批准号:6476024
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 10.85万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1998
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1998-12-01 至 2002-11-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
Description (adapted from applicant's abstract)
Habituation, a simple form of nonassociative memory, is a common feature
of sensory systems and is characterized as a decrease in responsiveness
to repeated stimuli. Sensory habituation allows filtering of less
significant, or predictable events than other mechanisms such as
receptor adaptation. Disorders of sensory filtering have been implicated
in disease states such as autism. The present proposal examines
mechanisms of olfactory habituation in the anterior piriform cortex
(aPCX). The aPCX is an ideal model system to study habituation because
of its relatively simple and well described synaptic organization, and
the extensive knowledge of its synaptic physiology. Preliminary results
demonstrate that aPCX neurons habituate more rapidly than simultaneously
recorded afferent activity from the main olfactory bulb, and that this
habituation is associated with a decrease in afferent synaptic efficacy.
The proposed work is divided into four basic experiments. The first will
further describe odor habituation in the aPCX and main olfactory bulb,
with particular attention paid to characterizing its time course and
odor specificity. Specific responses will be correlated with cell
morphology and location by intracellular filling and imaging of recorded
cells.
The second experiment will further examine synaptic correlates of odor
habituation by measuring the efficacy of identified synapses within the
aPCX. (This aim has already been partially met by results obtained since
the application was submitted, that indicate that there is a decrease
in synaptic afferents with odor habituation.)
The third and fourth experiments will test specific hypotheses of odor
response plasticity with a combination of intracellular recording and
pharmacological manipulations. The third is specifically aimed at the
role of decreased excitation in odor habituation, particularly LTD
mediated through NMDA receptors. The fourth will examine the role of
increased inhibition in habituation, produced through either GABAA or
GABAB receptors. Together, it is hoped that these studies will provide
important information into both the mechanisms of habituation and
synaptic mechanisms of information processing in the olfactory system.
描述(改编自申请人的摘要)
习惯化是非联想记忆的一种简单形式,是一种常见的特征
感觉系统的特征是响应性下降
对重复的刺激。感觉习惯化允许过滤较少的
重大或可预测的事件而不是其他机制,例如
受体适应。感觉过滤障碍已被牵连
在自闭症等疾病状态下。本提案审查了
梨状皮质前叶的嗅觉习惯化机制
(APCX)。APCX是研究习惯性的理想模型系统,因为
其相对简单和描述良好的突触组织,以及
对其突触生理学的广泛了解。初步结果
证明APCX神经元比同时适应更快
记录了主嗅球的传入活动,而这
习惯化与传入突触效能的降低有关。
所提出的工作分为四个基本实验。第一个遗嘱
进一步描述APCX和主嗅球的气味习惯性,
并特别注意描述其时间进程和
气味专一性。特定的反应将与细胞相关
记录的细胞内充盈和成像的形态和定位
细胞。
第二个实验将进一步研究气味的突触关联。
通过测量脑内已识别突触的有效性来实现习惯化
APCX。(自#年以来取得的成果已经部分实现了这一目标
提交了申请,这表明减少了
在有气味习惯性的突触传入中。)
第三和第四个实验将测试气味的特定假说
结合细胞内记录和细胞内记录的反应可塑性
药理操控。第三个是专门针对
兴奋性降低在气味习服中的作用,尤其是LTD
通过NMDA受体介导。第四部分将考察
习惯性中的抑制增加,通过GABAA或
GABAB受体。总而言之,希望这些研究将提供
关于习惯化和习惯化机制的重要信息
嗅觉系统中信息处理的突触机制。
项目成果
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Donald A Wilson其他文献
Running just to stand still
只是为了停滞不前而奔跑
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10.1038/nn.3192 - 发表时间:
2012-08-28 - 期刊:
- 影响因子:20.000
- 作者:
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