The Effects of Nucleus Central Lateralis on the Unit Discharges in Posterior Group of Thalamic Nuclei Evoked by Splanchic Afferents in Cats
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The Effects of Nucleus Central Lateralis on the Unit Discharges in Posterior Group of Thalamic Nuclei Evoked by Splanchic Afferents in Cats
Acupuncture ResearchIssue 2, Pages: 35-38(1994)
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1. 沈阳医学院生理教研室,沈阳,110031
2. 中国医科大学脑研究所神经生理研究室
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Published:1994
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The Effects of Nucleus Central Lateralis on the Unit Discharges in Posterior Group of Thalamic Nuclei Evoked by Splanchic Afferents in Cats[J]. Acupuncture research, 1994, (2): 35-38.
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The Effects of Nucleus Central Lateralis on the Unit Discharges in Posterior Group of Thalamic Nuclei Evoked by Splanchic Afferents in Cats[J]. Acupuncture research, 1994, (2): 35-38.DOI:
The Effects of Nucleus Central Lateralis on the Unit Discharges in Posterior Group of Thalamic Nuclei Evoked by Splanchic Afferents in Cats
The effects of the nucleus central lateralis (CL ) on the unit discharges evoked by the splanchnic afferents in the posterior group of thalamic nuclei (PO) were studied with extracellular microelectrode techniques. In 35 cate. 96 units (98%)producing evoked discharges in PO with the latency range of 30 -150ms were observed. The evoked discharges of 69 units in PO were depressed by stimulating CL with a short train of electric pulse through a hipolar electrode
but the other 27 units were uninfluenced. The inhibition of CL can be classified into 3 forms: the instant inhibition
the delayed inhibition and the continued inhibition. The injection of picrotoxin (1‰
40μl) into lateral ventricles of the brain could invertthe inhibitory effects of PO cells caused by stimulating CL. The results suggest that there may be direct neryous pathway from CL to PO and some of these neurons may function with GABA with GABA as neurotran mitter .The GABA The CL may execute the instant inhihition through the nervous pathway.It is conefuded that CLhas mbibitory effect on visceral pain and GABA is involved in the inhibitory process.