1981
DOI: 10.1007/bf01349673
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Participation of the zona incerta in mechanisms of the conditioned avoidance reaction

Abstract: It has recently been shown that for a single act of learning to take place two nuclear formations must be present --the amygdaloid complex (AC) and the central gray matter (CGM) of the midbrain [i, 6, 8], which are probably united into single morphological and functional systems with definite connections and structures. The search for these structures and connections is very important for the complete elucidation of the whole system, with its direct role in the mechanisms of memory.One possible channel of comm… Show more

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“…In addition, ZI loss of function impaired mice in their ability to respond to cues predictive of incoming threat. Specifically, mice with ZI electrolytic lesions displayed reduced avoidance in a conditioned avoidance response test ( 26 ). Similarly, ZI tetanus toxin infusion to block synaptic transmission decreased the ability to associate a predictive cue with the negative outcome in a fear conditioning task for mice ( 27 ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, ZI loss of function impaired mice in their ability to respond to cues predictive of incoming threat. Specifically, mice with ZI electrolytic lesions displayed reduced avoidance in a conditioned avoidance response test ( 26 ). Similarly, ZI tetanus toxin infusion to block synaptic transmission decreased the ability to associate a predictive cue with the negative outcome in a fear conditioning task for mice ( 27 ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%