1962
DOI: 10.1002/cne.901180303
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Primary optic centers of the rat in relation to the terminal distribution of the crossed and uncrossed optic nerve fibers

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“…The rat is among the mammals whose SC is strongly developed and characterized by a well-organized stratification (HAYHOW et al, 1962;PAPEZ and FREEMAN, 1930;TSANG, 1937). Although it is thus considered as one of the most suitable subjects for functional studies of the SC, no extensive experiments have so far been made using electrophysiological techniques.…”
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“…The rat is among the mammals whose SC is strongly developed and characterized by a well-organized stratification (HAYHOW et al, 1962;PAPEZ and FREEMAN, 1930;TSANG, 1937). Although it is thus considered as one of the most suitable subjects for functional studies of the SC, no extensive experiments have so far been made using electrophysiological techniques.…”
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“…The N3-, Ni-, and P3-waves were found to differ from each other in recovery function tested with double ON shocks as well as in the topographical analysis of amplitudes through a whole extent of the colliculus. The three systems represented by the three waves were suggested to play different roles in visual information processing within the superficial strata.Besides the lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN) and the pretectum, the superficial layers of the superior colliculus (SC) which comprise St. zonale (SZ), St. griseum superficiale (SGS) and St. opticum (SO) are a main target of the optic nerve (ON) fibers (ALTMAN and CARPENTER, 1961;HAYHOW et al, 1962;KANASEKI and SPRAGUE, 1974;LUND, 1972). Although behavioral studies have established that the SC plays an essential part in visually guided behavior (SPRAGUE and MEIKLE, 1965), orienting behavior (BARNES et al, 1970;GOODALE and MURISON, 1975) and various kinds of eye movements (SCHILLER and KORNER, 1971;WURTZ and …”
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“…(NAUTA e VAN STRAATEN, 1947;HAYHOW, 1962 GILMAN et al, 1992;JOSEPH et al, 1996) O termo plasticidade neuronal se refere às mudanças adaptativas na estrutura e função dos neurônios que podem contribuir para processos de aprendizagem, memória, além de estarem envolvidas com a adaptação de uma estrutura a lesões. O citoesqueleto neuronal é composto por 3 filamentos interconectados: microfilamentos de actina, microtúbulos e filamentos intermediários (SANCHEZ et al, 2000).…”
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“…Os neurônios destas camadas projetam seus axônios para camadas intermediárias (camada cinzenta intermediária ou stratum griseum intermediale e camada branca intermediária ou stratum álbum intermediale) e camadas profundas do CS (camada cinzenta profunda ou stratum griseum profundum e camada branca profunda ou stratum album profundum), nas quais ocorre a convergência de informações visuais, auditivas e sômato-sensoriais (HARTING et al, 1973;BE, 1981). Em ratos adultos, as projeções retinianas ipsolaterais são restritas às camadas cinzenta superficial e óptica das regiões rostrais e mediais do CS (HAYHOW, 1962;GODEMENT et al, 1984). De maneira geral, o CS de ratos influencia a navegação e orientação espacial dos movimentos, a direção e velocidade dos movimentos dos olhos (MCHAFFIE e STEIN, 1982;OKADA, 1992), bem como a orientação aos estímulos visuais para defesa, esquiva e/ou reações de escape (OLDS e OLDS, 1962;GOODALE et al, 1978;REDGRAVE et al, 1981;KING, 1999).…”
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