The expression of the three Trk receptors (TrkA, TrkB, and TrkC) in otolith-related neurons within the vestibular nuclei of adult Sprague-Dawley rats was examined immunohistochemically. Conscious animals were subjected to sinusoidal linear acceleration along either the anterior-posterior (AP) or interaural (IA) axis on the horizontal plane. Neuronal activation was defined by Fos expression in cell nuclei. Control animals, viz labyrinthectomized rats subjected to stimulation and normal rats that remained stationary, showed only a few sporadically scattered Fos-labeled neurons. Among experimental rats, the number of Fos-labeled neurons and their distribution pattern in each vestibular subnucleus in animals stimulated along the antero-posterio...
To investigate the distribution of functionally activated vestibularrelated brainstem neurons durin...
Poster Presentation: P87The inferior olivary complex is an important relay of vestibular information...
To determine the critical time of responsiveness of developing otolith organ-related brainstem neuro...
The distribution of high-affinity neurotrophin receptors in cells of the vestibular nuclear complex ...
We investigated the maturation profile of subunits of ionotropic glutamate receptors in vestibular n...
Neurotrophins and their receptors are known to play an important role in neuronal development. Postn...
To determine the time course of maturation of central otolith neurons in coding horizontal spatial o...
To examine whether subgroups of vestibular nuclear neurons encode different frequency oscillation of...
To examine the developmental profile of functionally activated otolith neurons in the vestibulo-oliv...
To chart the distribution of neurons encoding gravity-related 3-D spatial orientations within the ve...
The expression of NMDA receptor subunits (NR1 and NR2A/B) was demonstrated immunocytochemically in o...
To identify the thalamic region(s) that relays vestibular signals towards the cerebral cortex, immun...
The aim of the present study is to determine the developmental profile of NMDA receptor subunits in ...
To investigate the time course of maturation of central otolith neurons in coding vertical head move...
Poster - 813 Development: Auditory and Vestibular Systems: abstract no. 813.5/B53Signals arising fro...
To investigate the distribution of functionally activated vestibularrelated brainstem neurons durin...
Poster Presentation: P87The inferior olivary complex is an important relay of vestibular information...
To determine the critical time of responsiveness of developing otolith organ-related brainstem neuro...
The distribution of high-affinity neurotrophin receptors in cells of the vestibular nuclear complex ...
We investigated the maturation profile of subunits of ionotropic glutamate receptors in vestibular n...
Neurotrophins and their receptors are known to play an important role in neuronal development. Postn...
To determine the time course of maturation of central otolith neurons in coding horizontal spatial o...
To examine whether subgroups of vestibular nuclear neurons encode different frequency oscillation of...
To examine the developmental profile of functionally activated otolith neurons in the vestibulo-oliv...
To chart the distribution of neurons encoding gravity-related 3-D spatial orientations within the ve...
The expression of NMDA receptor subunits (NR1 and NR2A/B) was demonstrated immunocytochemically in o...
To identify the thalamic region(s) that relays vestibular signals towards the cerebral cortex, immun...
The aim of the present study is to determine the developmental profile of NMDA receptor subunits in ...
To investigate the time course of maturation of central otolith neurons in coding vertical head move...
Poster - 813 Development: Auditory and Vestibular Systems: abstract no. 813.5/B53Signals arising fro...
To investigate the distribution of functionally activated vestibularrelated brainstem neurons durin...
Poster Presentation: P87The inferior olivary complex is an important relay of vestibular information...
To determine the critical time of responsiveness of developing otolith organ-related brainstem neuro...