Реактивные и пластические свойства нейронов педункуло-понтийного ядра и вентральной области покрышки среднего мозга при инструментальном обучении и условнорефлекторном переключении
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Одной из ключевых холинергических структур мозга является педункуло-понтийное ядро (ППЯ) тегментума, относящееся к ретикулярной формации ствола головного мозга и содержащее проекционные холинергические нейроны. Немалое число работ посвящено изучению вклада ППЯ в обучение. Показано, что при классических условных рефлексах (УР) нейроны данной области в высокой степени реактивны к условному стимулу… Читать ещё >
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