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Mapping of brain stem neuronal circuitry active during swallowing
The Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology
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June 1, 2001|
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A poorly understood neural circuit in the brain stem controls swallowing. This experiment studied the swallowing circuit in the rat brain stem by means of fos immunocytochemistry. The fos protein is a marker of activated neurons, and under experimental conditions, repetition of a behavior causes the fos protein to be produced in the neurons involved in that behavior. The fos technique has been successfully used to delineate neural circuits involved in reflex glottic closure, cough, and vocalization; however, the technique has not been used to map the swallowing circuit. Nine rats were used in ...
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