Shifts in spatial synchronization of rabbit cortex potentials elicited by application of acetylcholine and amizil to the visual cortex

@article{Kurova2005ShiftsIS,
  title={Shifts in spatial synchronization of rabbit cortex potentials elicited by application of acetylcholine and amizil to the visual cortex},
  author={N. S. Kurova and A. I. Yastrebtsov and I. V. Murav'ev},
  journal={Neuroscience and Behavioral Physiology},
  year={2005},
  volume={18},
  pages={187-193}
}
Conclusions1.Five to ten minutes after the application of a 1–2% solution of acetylcholine to the visual cortex of an awake rabbit a trend toward an increase in the spatial synchronization of potentials was observed in the leads from the visual and sensorimotor cortical regions.2.The principal effect of the application of a 1–2% solution of amizil, a blocker of M-cholinoreceptors, to the visual cortex of an awake rabbit was the steady decrease in the spatial synchronization of potentials… 
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Influence of acetylcholine on shifts in spatial synchronization of cortical potentials of the rabbit, elicited by reversible interruption of the associations of the mammillary bodies
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The hypothesis is advanced of the existence of a nonspecific cholinergic synchronizing system which is active when the mammillothalamocortical connections are preserved.

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