Eliane Comoli

• Abstract

  The BG are vitally important component of the vertebrate brain that has changed little over the course of ~400 million years of brain evolution. In humans the BG are associated with numerous neurological and psychiatric conditions including Parkinson's disease, Huntington's disease, schizophrenia, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, Tourette's syndrome, obsessive-compulsive disorder…

  To attack or to defend? Resolution os response competition by the basal ganglia, AP.R

• Abstract

  In a recent study, examining the expression of Fos protein, we studied the key neural systems mobilized during predatory behavior of rats hunting roaches. Of particular interest, we have found that predatory hunting induces a distinct activation of the lateral region of the superior colliculus (SCI), which does not appear to be particularly mobilized in other behavioral situations, such a…

  Anatomic and functional study of the closed-loop connection between basal ganglia and superior colliculus during predatory behavior in rats, AP.JP

• Abstract

  A recent study, examining the expression of Fos protein, suggest the key neural systems mobilized during predatory behavior of rats hunting cockroaches. Of particular interest, it was found that predatory hunting induce a distinct activation of the lateral region of the intermediate layer of the superior colliculus (SCl), which does not appear to be particularly mobilized in other behavio…

  Anatomic and functional study of the thalamic projections from superior colliculus during inate fear responses and predatory behavior in rats., BP.MS

• Abstract

  A recent study, examining the expression of Fos protein, suggest the key neural systems mobilized during predation of rats hunting roaches. Of particular interest, it was found that predation induce a distinct activation of the lateral region of the intermediate layer of the superior colliculus (SCl), which does not appear to be particularly mobilized in other behavioral situations, such …

  Neuro-ethological study of superior colliculus in sensory and motor integration during predatory behavior in rats., BP.MS

• Abstract

  A recent study, examining the expression of Fos protein, suggest the key neural systems mobilized during predatory behavior of rats hunting cockroaches. Of particular interest, it was found that predation induce a distinct activation of the lateral region of the intermediate layer of the superior colliculus (SCl), which does not appear to be particularly mobilized in other behavioral situ…

  Anatomic and functional study of superior colliculus in the integration of whiskers sensory information during predatory behavior in rats., BP.MS

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