The prefrontal cortex and variants of sequential behaviour indications of functional differentiation between subdivisions of the rat's prefrontal cortex.

Abstract:

:In two separate experiments we addressed the involvement of the rat's prefrontal cortex in mediation of the sequential ordering of the "components of behaviour". In both experiments the animals were required to operate two different and spatially distant manipulanda sequentially. While in the first experiment a light cue signalled which response would at any moment be appropriate no sensory cues offered procedural guidance during the second experiment. Both experiments focused on postoperative retention performance. In the first experiment we studied the consequences of ablation of the dorsal anteromedial cortex, the total anteromedial cortex and the suprarhinal cortex as compared to a sham operated control group. In the second experiment we compared a sham operated group to a group subjected to ablation of the total anteromedial cortex. While the proficiency of task performance was evaluated on the basis of the number of reinforcements obtained and the percentage of bar presses to be reinforced, additional analysis of behaviour included registration of the individual behavioural components and the sequential orders in which these were observed. The major findings were: (1) lesions within the anteromedial, prefrontal cortex (especially if including the ventral part of this region) are associated with significantly impaired performance of both the presently investigated tasks. (2) The demonstrated association between the anteromedial cortex and the mediation of the sequential arrangement of behavioural components does not seem to be secondary to changes in neither quality nor frequency of any individual behavioural component. (3) In the first experiment--where a cue light signalled which response would at any point in time be adequate--lesions within all parts of the prefrontal cortex (the suprarhinal as well as the anteromedial cortex) were associated with overproduction of errors, which in the behavioural sequence analysis had been characterized as "type B". We tentatively interpret such errors as reflecting a failure to utilize the visual cue offered by the signal lamp. Since lesions within all parts of the prefrontal cortex seem to be associated with "cue utilization" failures while only lesions involving the anteromedial cortex are reflected in impaired sequential arrangement of behavioural components the present studies seem to reflect a certain degree of functional specialization within the prefrontal cortex of the rat.

journal_name

Behav Brain Res

authors

Mogensen J,Holm S

doi

10.1016/0166-4328(94)90054-x

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

1994-07-29 00:00:00

pages

89-100

issue

1

eissn

0166-4328

issn

1872-7549

pii

0166-4328(94)90054-X

journal_volume

63

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