-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Synaptic responses in hippocampal granule cells to stimulation of their afferent fibers from the entorhinal cortex fluctuate with a 24-hour period. The phase of this cycle for rats and monkeys depends on whether the animal is naturally nocturnal or diurnal. In a rat blinded by enucleation, the rhythm persists but drifts out of phase with the rhythm of sighted controls.
Related Publications
C A Barnes, and
B L McNaughton, and
G V Goddard, and
R M Douglas, and
R Adamec
January 2023,
Frontiers in neural circuits,
C A Barnes, and
B L McNaughton, and
G V Goddard, and
R M Douglas, and
R Adamec
July 1974,
Life sciences,
C A Barnes, and
B L McNaughton, and
G V Goddard, and
R M Douglas, and
R Adamec
January 1982,
International review of neurobiology,
C A Barnes, and
B L McNaughton, and
G V Goddard, and
R M Douglas, and
R Adamec
January 1972,
Advances in biochemical psychopharmacology,
C A Barnes, and
B L McNaughton, and
G V Goddard, and
R M Douglas, and
R Adamec
December 1970,
Archives internationales de pharmacodynamie et de therapie,
C A Barnes, and
B L McNaughton, and
G V Goddard, and
R M Douglas, and
R Adamec
October 1977,
Journal of neurochemistry,
C A Barnes, and
B L McNaughton, and
G V Goddard, and
R M Douglas, and
R Adamec
January 1976,
Cardiology,
C A Barnes, and
B L McNaughton, and
G V Goddard, and
R M Douglas, and
R Adamec
February 1952,
Archives internationales de physiologie,
C A Barnes, and
B L McNaughton, and
G V Goddard, and
R M Douglas, and
R Adamec
August 1967,
Rassegna di neurologia vegetativa,
C A Barnes, and
B L McNaughton, and
G V Goddard, and
R M Douglas, and
R Adamec
January 2001,
Revista de neurologia,
