Analysis of Sensory Information by Neurons in the Sensorimotor and Visual Cortex in Rabbits with a Rhythmic Protective Dominant

摘要

A series of experiments was performed to analyze the linked activity of neurons recorded simultaneously in the sensorimotor and visual areas of the cortex in rabbits with a defensive dominant in the CNS. The dominant focus was formed in the CNS using threshold electrical stimulation of the left paw at a frequency of 0.5 Hz. The analysis showed that trained animals responded to the tone by twitching the paw only when functional connections formed closed circuits, with a variety of different configurations, providing for circulation of rhythmic information, in the intervals between tests. In addition, these studies showed that this information was retained for weeks.