V1R and V2R segregated vomeronasal pathways to the hypothalamus.
作者： Alicia Mohedano-Moriano , Palma Pro-Sistiaga , Isabel Ubeda-Bañon , Carlos de la Rosa-Prieto , Daniel Saiz-Sanchez
DOI: 10.1097/WNR.0B013E328314B8D4
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摘要: The vomeronasal system is segregated from the epithelium to bulb. Two classes of receptor neurons are apically and basally placed in epithelium, express Gi2alpha Goalpha proteins V1R V2R receptors project anterior posterior portions accessory olfactory bulb, respectively. Apart common recipient structures amygdala, only bulb projects bed nucleus stria terminalis dorsal amygdala. efferent projections these two amygdaloid hypothalamus were investigated. These subsystems mediated by partially segregated, not but also hypothalamus.
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