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  Reciprocal neural influences upon the period length of the ERG circadian rhythm in the crayfish
 
 
Title: Reciprocal neural influences upon the period length of the ERG circadian rhythm in the crayfish
Author: Mera, Baltazar Barrera
Appeared in: Biological rhythm research
Paging: Volume 10 (1979) nr. 1 pages 79-82
Year: 1979-04
Contents: The relationship between left and right circadian oscillations in the ERG of the crayfishProcambarus bouvieri have been studied in intact animals and in animals with cerebral ganglion damage. Except in split-brain preparations, the ERG oscillations of both sides were always in phase. Surgical bisection of the cerebral ganglion, also results in a shortening of the period length; this suggests that ERG circadian pacemakers normally receive a bilateral input of light stimulation. The neural connections between the eyestalks at the protocerebrum seem to have the most important role in the synchronization of the ERG oscillations of both sides.
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Source file: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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