The effect of mesencephalic reticular stimulation on intracellular potentials of cat lateral geniculate neurons.
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Summary
MRF stimulation eliminates hyperpolarizing potentials and it is suggested that the facilitation of LGN transmission after MRF stimulation is because of disinhibition and only to a small extent because of additional postsynaptic excitation.
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- article
- Published
- 1973-10-26
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- 133
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- 71
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Keywords
Stimulation, Neuroscience, Reticular formation, Lateral geniculate nucleus, Optic tract
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