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Spontaneous firing in olfactory bulb neurons of Bufo bufo gargarizans in and after hibernation
Alternative TitleSpontaneous firing in olfactory bulb neurons of Bufo bufo gargarizans in and after hibernation
Liang Chuancheng1; Bian Shaokang1; Peng Xia1; Wang Liwen1
2011
Source PublicationNEURAL REGENERATION RESEARCH
ISSN1673-5374
Volume6Issue:11Pages:865-869
AbstractMicroelectrode technique was used to record the spontaneous electrical activities of the neurons in olfactory bulb of the Bufo bufo gargarizans, both in hibernation and after hibernation. This study investigated the electrophysiological characteristics of amphibian olfactory bulb in the period of hibernation and after hibernation and its effects on the start of hibernation and spontaneous awakening. The research showed four forms of spontaneous firings: single spontaneous firing, burst spontaneous firing, irregular spontaneous firing and consecutive single spontaneous firing. The single spontaneous firing includes slow depolarized spontaneous firing and fast depolarized spontaneous firing, and the slow depolarized spontaneous firing occurs only during the hibernation period. In hibernation, the low amplitude and low frequency firing with a longer duration may be relevant to maintaining the tonicity of the central nervous system in toads that are in hibernation, and this kind of firing may also provide an excited basis for their arousal from hibernation. After hibernation, the amplitude and frequency of firing increase, but the firing duration gets shorter. This form of short-term firing, which may be a phenomenon of sensory neurons fast adapting, is one of the neuronal mechanisms for the arousal of hibernating animals.
Other AbstractMicroelectrode technique was used to record the spontaneous electrical activities of the neurons in olfactory bulb of the Bufo bufo gargarizans,both in hibernation and after hibernation.This study investigated the electrophysiological characteristics of amphibian olfactory bulb in the period of hibernation and after hibernation and its effects on the start of hibernation and spontaneous awakening.The research showed four forms of spontaneous firings:single spontaneous firing,burst spontaneous firing,irregular spontaneous firing and consecutive single spontaneous firing.The single spontaneous firing includes slow depolarized spontaneous firing and fast depolarized spontaneous firing,and the slow depolarized spontaneous firing occurs only during the hibernation period.In hibernation,the low amplitude and low frequency firing with a longer duration may be relevant to maintaining the tonicity of the central nervous system in toads that are in hibernation,and this kind of firing may also provide an excited basis for their arousal from hibernation.After hibernation,the amplitude and frequency of firing increase,but the firing duration gets shorter.This form of short-term firing,which may be a phenomenon of sensory neurons fast adapting,is one of the neuronal mechanisms for the arousal of hibernating animals.
KeywordEUROPEAN HAMSTER IN-VITRO TEMPERATURE SYSTEM FROG TELENCEPHALON PROJECTIONS PATTERNS TORPOR FISHES hibernation after hibernation olfactory bulb Bufo bufo gargarizans spontaneous firing neural regeneration
Indexed ByCSCD
Language英语
Funding Project[Experimental Center of Shenyang Normal University Foundation] ; [Liaoning Provincial Department of Education]
CSCD IDCSCD:4258088
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Document Type期刊论文
Identifierhttp://ir.imr.ac.cn/handle/321006/147532
Collection中国科学院金属研究所
Affiliation1.沈阳师范大学
2.中国科学院金属研究所
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Liang Chuancheng,Bian Shaokang,Peng Xia,et al. Spontaneous firing in olfactory bulb neurons of Bufo bufo gargarizans in and after hibernation[J]. NEURAL REGENERATION RESEARCH,2011,6(11):865-869.
APA Liang Chuancheng,Bian Shaokang,Peng Xia,&Wang Liwen.(2011).Spontaneous firing in olfactory bulb neurons of Bufo bufo gargarizans in and after hibernation.NEURAL REGENERATION RESEARCH,6(11),865-869.
MLA Liang Chuancheng,et al."Spontaneous firing in olfactory bulb neurons of Bufo bufo gargarizans in and after hibernation".NEURAL REGENERATION RESEARCH 6.11(2011):865-869.
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