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GENETIC AND EXPERIENTIAL INFLUENCES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRIMATE VOCAL BEHAVIOR

GENETIC AND EXPERIENTIAL INFLUENCES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRIMATE VOCAL BEHAVIOR
遗传和经验对灵长类声音行为发育的影响
批准号:
2575678
负责人:
J D NEWMAN
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$0.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
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资助国家:
美国
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这个项目目前的重点是荷尔蒙、神经和 非人灵长类动物发声表达的药理学因素。 今年的主要发现包括: 1.催产素结合分布的放射自显影研究 在普通绒猴的大脑中发现了催产素的证据 专一性。与125I-催产素结合的部位显示显著减少 当与血管催产素(一种催产素受体拮抗剂)共同处理时, 但当与加压素受体的配体共同治疗时就不是这样了。进一步 对前脑受体部位进行了定位,最多的是 突出的围绕伏隔核和嗅结节。 在基底核/杏仁外侧核区有一个单独的区域。 2.单纯性成年雄性松鼠猴的激素状况 与女性社会群体的接近程度与 女性发声行为。与患有高血压病的男性相邻居住的女性 循环中的睾丸素水平在3周内显示出10倍于 在引入前男性的过程中发出咕噜声和错误,而女性生活在 与睾酮水平较低的男性相邻的人没有表现出任何变化 在他们的声音行为中。
英文摘要
This project is currently focusing on the hormonal, neural and pharmacological factors underlying vocal expression in nonhuman primates. Major findings this year include: 1. An autoradiographic study of the distribution of oxytocin binding sites in the brains of common marmosets found evidence for oxytocin specificity. Sites binding 125I-oxytocin show significant reduction in binding when co-treated with vasotocin (an oxytocin receptor antagonist), but not when co-treated with a ligand for vasopressin receptors. Further localization of forebrain receptor sites was made, with the most prominent encompassing the nucleus accumbens and olfactory tuberculum. A separate area occurs in the nucleus basalis/lateral amygdala region. 2. Hormonal status of single adult male squirrel monkeys living in proximity to a social group of females is correlated with changes in female vocal behavior. Females living adjacent to a male with high circulating testosterone level for 3 weeks showed a 10-fold increase in purrs and errs over pre-male introduction, whereas females living adjacent to a male with low testosterone level did not exhibit any change in their vocal behavior.
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BRAIN MECHANISMS OF VOCAL PRODUCTION IN SQUIRREL MONKEYS
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PHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES & NEURAL MECHANISMS OF THE INFANT CRY & VOCALIZATION
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