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The mode of cerebral activation of red nucleus neurones

Authors: N, Tsukahara; K, Kosaka;

The mode of cerebral activation of red nucleus neurones

Abstract

Elektrische Reizung des sensorimotorischen Kortex ruft monosynaptische EPSPs, in den grossen Zellen des N. ruber der Katze hervor (RNZellen). Die kortikalen Punkte, von denen EPSPs hervorgerufen werden konnen, sind somatotopisch so angeordnet, dass sie mit der histologischen Projektion der kortikorubralen Fasern ubereinstimmen. Membran-Hyper-Polarisierung, die stark genug ist, um EPSPs vom N. interpositus zu vergrossern, hat keinen Einfluss auf Amplituden oder Zeitfluss von cerebral hervorgebrachten EPSPs. Es wird daraus geschlossen, dass kortiko-rubrale Fasern synaptischen Kontakt mit den Dendriten von RN-Zellen machen.

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Cerebral Cortex, Electrophysiology, Neurons, Cerebellum, Cats, Animals, Red Nucleus

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