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Effects of apomorphine on orienting reaction in the rat
Maurizio CasarrubeaFilippina SorberaGiuseppe Crescimannosubject
Head turningDopamineA9 and A10 neuronsensorimotor integrationapomorphinedescription
Aim of the research was to study the possible relationship between rapid apomorphine-induced modifications of midbrain dopaminergic neuron activity and rapid modifications of a motor response triggered by sensory stimuli (sensory-motor integration. Following apomorphine administration, ANOVA test revealed significant decrease of head turning latency and duration. A change on dopamine release, leading to an inhibition or facilitation of dopamine-mediated responses to environmental stimuli, may be hypothesized.
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2009-01-01 |