Reciprocal activities of the ventromedial and lateral hypothalamic areas of cats
Y Oomura, K Kimura, H Ooyama, T Maeno, M Iki… - Science, 1964 - science.org
Y Oomura, K Kimura, H Ooyama, T Maeno, M Iki, M Kuniyoshi
Science, 1964•science.orgStatistical treatment of recordings of spontaneous unit discharges from the ventromedial
nucleus and the lateral area of the hypothalamus (the activities in one area being recorded
while the other was stimulated) revealed significant reciprocal relations. The concept that
glucose-sensitive neurons are present in the ventromedial nucleus was supported by the
effects on the spontaneous unit discharges of injecting glucose and other solutions
intravenously.
nucleus and the lateral area of the hypothalamus (the activities in one area being recorded
while the other was stimulated) revealed significant reciprocal relations. The concept that
glucose-sensitive neurons are present in the ventromedial nucleus was supported by the
effects on the spontaneous unit discharges of injecting glucose and other solutions
intravenously.
Statistical treatment of recordings of spontaneous unit discharges from the ventromedial nucleus and the lateral area of the hypothalamus (the activities in one area being recorded while the other was stimulated) revealed significant reciprocal relations. The concept that glucose-sensitive neurons are present in the ventromedial nucleus was supported by the effects on the spontaneous unit discharges of injecting glucose and other solutions intravenously.
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