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Time-dependent neuroplasticity in mesostriatal projections after unilateral removal of vibrissae in the adult rat: compartment-specific effects on horseradish peroxidase transport and cell size.

Abstract：

:In adult rats the mystacial vibrissae were clipped on one side of the snout, and the influence of this sensory deprivation on crossed and uncrossed striatal afferents from the substantia nigra, ventral tegmental area, and retrorubral area was examined with the horseradish peroxidase tract tracing technique. Unilateral removal of vibrissae was found to affect crossed and uncrossed nigrostriatal projections in a time-dependent manner. One to three days after hemivibrissotomy an apparent neuronal asymmetry was found in the crossed nigrostriatal projection arising in the rostral part of the substantia nigra, with more labeled neurons in the projection to the caudate-putamen on the side of vibrissae removal. This asymmetry resulted mainly from an asymmetry in the subset of nigrostriatal neurons reported to project to the striatal matrix ("dorsal cell type"). In contrast, 4-20 days after hemivibrissotomy reversed asymmetries were found in crossed and uncrossed nigrostriatal projections, with more labeled neurons in the projections to the caudate-putamen of the hemisphere opposite to vibrissae removal (the sensory deprived hemisphere). The asymmetry in the uncrossed projection was found throughout the substantia nigra, but was also most substantial in the projection from its rostral part. The asymmetry in the crossed projection was again restricted to the rostral substantia nigra; interestingly, however, it was limited to the subset of neurons reported to terminate in the striosomes ("ventral cell type"). Evidence was also found for time-dependent changes in size of neurons of the crossed nigrostriatal projections, as well as for changes in striatal afferents from the ventral tegmental area. The time course of these apparent changes in strength of mesostriatal projections is similar to the known time course of recovery from behavioral asymmetries induced by hemivibrissotomy, which is suggestive of a functional relationship between neuronal and behavioral changes. Moreover, the finding of a differential influence of hemivibrissotomy on nigrostriatal afferents to striosomes and matrix is indicative of a functional dissociation of these two systems.

journal_name

Neuroscience

journal_title

Neuroscience

authors

Steiner H,Weiler HT,Morgan S,Huston JP

doi

10.1016/0306-4522(92)90030-6

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Has Abstract

pub_date

1992-01-01 00:00:00

pages

793-806

issue

4

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0306-4522

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1873-7544

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0306-4522(92)90030-6

journal_volume

47

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