2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.neuroscience.2005.04.027
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Odor response properties of neighboring mitral/tufted cells in the rat olfactory bulb

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“…Neighboring single units showed a very poor correlation in their phasic activity over the respiratory cycle, with many cell pairs firing out-of-phase with each other during respiration. Similar independence has been reported in neighboring mitral cells (Egana et al, 2005), although in cells hypothesized to share a common glomerulus, activity may be more temporally linked ).…”
Section: Distributed Activitysupporting
confidence: 72%
“…Neighboring single units showed a very poor correlation in their phasic activity over the respiratory cycle, with many cell pairs firing out-of-phase with each other during respiration. Similar independence has been reported in neighboring mitral cells (Egana et al, 2005), although in cells hypothesized to share a common glomerulus, activity may be more temporally linked ).…”
Section: Distributed Activitysupporting
confidence: 72%
“…Furthermore, because granule cell-mediated recurrent and lateral inhibition saturate at higher firing rates 23,27,28 , strongly active mitral cells 'immunize' themselves against lateral inhibition by activating a large fraction of the granule cells that provide them with inhibition. The firing rates required for this suppression of inhibition, although high, are observed in vivo in anaesthetized preparations 28,38 . This allows for information in cells firing at high rates to be preserved.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…However, the preparations used did not preserve the OSN inputs, and therefore could not show how synchronous neurons behaved during processing of natural odors. The odor response properties of M/T cells have been examined using both electrophysiology and imaging techniques in vivo (30)(31)(32)(33) or using in vitro nose-brain preparations (14,15,18,34). However, none of these studies related the odor response of M/T cells to their glomerular connectivity.…”
Section: Discussion Correlated Spontaneous Activity Of M/t Cells and mentioning
confidence: 99%