Authors: Ilyukha, V.1; Makarchouk, M.; Ilyukha, L.
Source: Neurophysiology, Volume 38, Numbers 5-6, September 2006 , pp. 372-379(8)
Publisher: Springer
Abstract:
Electrical activity recorded from the olfactory bulbs and prepyriform cortex of guinea pigs, rats, and mice under conditions of spontaneous behavior and upon presentation of odor stimuli was analyzed in a comparative aspect. The dynamics of electrographic phenomena observed in rhinencephalic structures and the spectral composition of these phenomena are discussed considering the probability that the high-frequency components of this electrical activity are not directly related to realization of the olfactory function.Keywords: rhinencephalic structures; olfactory bulbs; prepyriform cortex; spectral composition; olfacto-amygdalar rhythm; respiratory waves; high-frequency synchronized activity
Document Type: Research article
DOI: 10.1007/s11062-006-0074-2
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