A survey of rhinencephalic interconnections with the brain stem

Adey, W. R.; Dunlop, Colin W.; Sunderland, Sydney

doi:10.1002/cne.901100203

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“…Also, the dorsal hippocampal lead (DH3) now showed consistent 5-6 cps burst ac¬ tivity during the approach performance, not seen in early training. 4. Entorhinal Activity in Delayed Re¬ sponse Training and Extinction.-The re¬ sults presented here have been brieflv described elsewhere (Holmes and Adey,28 1959).…”

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Hippocampal Slow Waves

Adey¹

1960

Arch Neurol

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Hippocampal Slow Waves

Adey¹

1960

Arch Neurol

279

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“…1) is homologous with the magnncelhilar division of the medial geniculate of Iiigher forms in that it receives the anterolateral column pathway, with the diflFerence that it lies external to the brachium of the inferior collicnlus. Tliis nucleus may in part receive a tecto-thalamic path (tractus tecto-reuniens); however, we consider that tiiis region is not part of n. subparafascicularis as was suggested by Bodian (1939), Goldby (1941) and Adey et al (1958). The connections of n. parageniculatus with the anterolateral system seem to be direct rather than through the tectum at least so far as can be assessed from latencies of evoked potentials.…”

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SOMAESTHETIC PATHWAYS IN THE MARSUPIAL PHALANGER, TRICHOSURUS VULPECULA

Dennis¹,

Kerr²

1961

Aust J Exp Biol Med

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SUMMARY.Spinal afferent pathways ctwrcsponding to the classical somaesthelle projections, medial iemniscus and anterolateral column system, have been described for the marsupial phalanger, Trichosurus vulpecttla, using potentials evoked by limb stimulation.Potentials were also evoked within tlie central tegmental fasciculus and central grey which are considered to be phylogenetitally older somaesthctic systems. These projections ure relatively conspicuous in comparison with the classical paths, particularly the medial lemniscus. It is considered that the marsupial somaestheUc systems, with a dominance of medical indirect somacsthetic sensory p;iths, represent a step between the reptilian condition, where such patlis predominate, ynd the full development of more direct spinothalamJc projections in the higher mammals.

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“…* * Indicates disagreement with majority of studies that septo-hippocampal projection originates in the medial septum and diagonal band of Broca. Kaada 1951Kaada et al 1953Adey, Segundo, and Livingston 1957Adey, Sunderland, and Dunlop 1957Adey et al 1958Cazard and Buser 1958Cragg and Hamlyn 1959* Livingston 1959Cragg and Hamlyn 1960 Appendix…”

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