Abstract:
:Recent evidence suggests that the amygdaloid central nucleus (ACE) may contribute significantly to Pavlovian fear-conditioned bradycardic responses during the presentation of conditioned emotional stimuli. Because the medial component of the medial geniculate nucleus (MGm) is a major source of input to the region of the ACE, the extracellular single-unit responses of MGm neurons were examined during Pavlovian differentially conditioned bradycardic responding in rabbits. Conditioning involved pairing one tone (CS+) with paraorbital shock and presenting another tone (CS-) in the absence of shock. Two general classes of MGm neurons were identified based on their conditioned-response characteristics. Both groups responded differentially to the CSs. One group responded with greater increases in activity and at a shorter latency to the CS+ compared with the CS-, whereas the other group responded with greater increases in activity and at a shorter latency to the CS- compared with the CS+. Recordings from MGm neurons in naive rabbits prior to conditioning provided evidence that the acoustic stimuli used subsequently as the CS+ and CS- did not evoke differential responses. These results suggest that the MGm along with the ACE may be forebrain components of a neural circuit involved in the acquisition and/or expression of Pavlovian fear-conditioned bradycardic responses.
journal_name
Behav Neuroscijournal_title
Behavioral neuroscienceauthors
Supple WF Jr,Kapp BSdoi
10.1037//0735-7044.103.6.1276subject
Has Abstractpub_date
1989-12-01 00:00:00pages
1276-86issue
6eissn
0735-7044issn
1939-0084journal_volume
103pub_type
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