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Neuroscience and Behavioral Physiology, 2002 Simulation of the motion of a sound source using a series of clicks with variable interaural delays was used to study movement effects as changes in the amplitude of sequential focal evoked potentials (EP) in series of EP arising in response to the signal. These experiments showed that a) in 25% of cases the movement effect depended on the direction of
E. A. Radionova
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Effects of Stimulation of the Inferior Colliculi in Krushinskii–Molodkina Rats
Neuroscience and Behavioral Physiology, 2015 The effects of chemical and electrical stimulation of the central nucleus of the inferior colliculus on the generation and formation of convulsive manifestations and on the organization of sleep were studied in Krushinskii–Molodkina rats with an inherited predisposition to audiogenic convulsions.
С. И. Ватаев +2 more
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Organization and origin of the connection from the inferior to the superior colliculi in the rat
Journal of Comparative Neurology, 2006 AbstractThe inferior colliculus (IC) is the main ascending auditory relay station prior to the superior colliculus (SC). The morphology and origin of the connection from inferior to superior colliculus (I‐SC) was analyzed both by anterograde and retrograde tracing.
Gontzal Garcı́a del Caño +3 more
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Epilepsy Research, 1997 Audiogenic seizure (AGS) susceptibility is a reflex epilepsy of rodents in which acoustic stimulation evokes wild running attacks and subsequent convulsions. Susceptibility can be induced in non-susceptible strains by treatments causing transient or permanent hearing losses as long as these occur during the neonatal period.
John Kwon, M Pierson
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Neurophysiology, 1974 Unit responses of the inferior colliculi of anesthetized rats to amplitude-modulated sounds during a change in the carrier intensity were investigated. The following unit response characteristics were assessed: the number of spikes in the response, the range of reproduction of the modulation frequency, the response duration, and the pattern of the ...
I. A. Vartanyan, G. A. Sharaev
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Experimental Neurology, 1975 Abstract In C57BL 6J mice, which are not normally susceptible to audiogenic seizures, a single exposure to an intense acoustic stimulus between the ages of 12 and 26 days renders the animals susceptible thereafter to audiogenic seizures. This phenomenon is known as “acoustic priming”.
Bernard D. Lieff +3 more
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[Overall synchronized response of the inferior colliculi to lateralization of complex sounds].
Fiziologicheskii zhurnal SSSR imeni I. M. Sechenova, 1985 Interaural differences in time, intensity or phase introduced into a different frequency component of complex sounds results in changes of amplitude and form of the frequency following response depending on the frequency and phase ranges of the sounds. This relationship may be due to physical differences in stimulation of both ears, i. e.
Radionová Ea
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Journal of Comparative Neurology, 1995 AbstractWe present a comprehensive description of the local (intrinsic and commissural) connections in the central nucleus of the inferior colliculi (CNICs) in guinea pig. Focal injections of the anterograde tracer biocytin were made into physiologically identified loci of the CNIC and the spatial organisation of the labeled fibres was revealed with ...
Manuel S. Malmierca +3 more
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Binaural interaction at the inferior colliculi.
Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology, 1955 Mark R. Rosenzweig, Jess W. Everett
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