Striatal connections and influences on somatosensory and photic projections to the hypothalamus

作者: Shaul Feldman

DOI: 10.1016/0013-4694(66)90074-5

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摘要: Abstract Electrophysiological connections between the hypothalamus and corpus striatum effects of latter on afferent projections to were studied in cats. Short-latency projections, which resistant pentobarbital anesthesia anoxia, able follow high frequency stimulation showed post-tetanic potentiation, demonstrated these two structures. Single conditioning stimuli caudate nucleus globus pallidus had variable inhibitory somatosensory visual hypothalamus. However, bilateral chronic lesions head produced a considerable shortening recovery cycle short-latency potentials postero-lateral but did not affect long-latency responses propagating polysynaptic systems anterior Such have, contrary, prolonged photic response pre-optic area. These results indicate that apparently has phasic facilitatory influences hypothalamic respectively.

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