Influence of ascending reticular activating system on preoptic neuronal activity
@article{Kumar1984InfluenceOA, title={Influence of ascending reticular activating system on preoptic neuronal activity}, author={V. Mohan Kumar and Birendra Nath Mallick and Gulzar Singh Chhina and B. Singh}, journal={Experimental Neurology}, year={1984}, volume={86}, pages={40-52} }
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The role of reticular activating system in altering medial preoptic neuronal activity in anesthetized rats
- BiologyBrain Research Bulletin
- 1989
Influence of preoptico-anterior and posterior hypothalamus on midline thalamic neurons
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- 1986
Responses of preoptic neurons to stimulation of caudal and rostral brain stem reticular structures
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- 1984
Comparison of rostro-caudal brain stem influence on preoptic neurons and cortical EEG
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Alterations in preoptic unit activity on stimulation of caudal brain stem EEG-synchronizing structures
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Correlation of preoptic neuronal activity with spontaneous and induced cortical EEG changes.
- Biology, PsychologyIndian journal of physiology and pharmacology
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The changes in unit activity showed some concordance and dissociation between spontaneous and induced EEG alterations and the possible interaction of inputs from cortex and brain stem at the level of the preoptic area is discussed.
Mesolimbic component of the ascending cholinergic pathways: electrophysiological-pharmacological study.
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- 1998
Results of the study suggest that LDT cholinergic neurons project and terminate in the anterior hypothalamic-medial preoptic region (AHMP) and that their activation causes a decrease in the mean firing rate of the AHMP neurons.
Influence of rostral and caudal brain stem reticular formation on thalamic neurons
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- 1987
Cacna1c (Cav1.2) Modulates Electroencephalographic Rhythm and Rapid Eye Movement Sleep Recovery.
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- 2015
Results suggest the involvement of Cacna1c (Cav1.2) in fast electroencephalogram oscillations and REM sleep regulatory processes may rather resemble a sleep phenotype observed in schizophrenia patients.
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