| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6276506 | Neuroscience | 2011 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
â¶Olfactory and vomeronasal influences converge greatly in the salamander CNS. â¶A subset of CNS neurons receives direct input from both olfactory systems. â¶The salamander main olfactory pallium is identified in caudal cerebral hemispheres. â¶Olfactory systems are likely extensively integrated within the CNS of vertebrates.
Keywords
STRAOBvomeronasal nerveDorsal pallidumMOBVomeronasalDPALHYPVCPPOASCNHabenulaAmygdalaStriatumAMYevoked potentialolfactionventral thalamusdorsal thalamusAmphibiandiencephalonOptic tectumSeptumIntracellular recordingOlfactory nervemain olfactory bulbaccessory olfactory bulbPreoptic areaNucleus accumbensSuprachiasmatic nucleusHypothalamusdorsal palliumLateral palliumoptic chiasmanterior commissureMedial pallium
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Authors
F.C. Roth, F. Laberge,