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. 1977 May-Jun;27(3):618-25.

[Effect of motor training on evoked potentials and synaptic organization of sensomotor cortex neurons in rats during ontogenesis]

[Article in Russian]
  • PMID: 899267

[Effect of motor training on evoked potentials and synaptic organization of sensomotor cortex neurons in rats during ontogenesis]

[Article in Russian]
I A Shimko et al. Zh Vyssh Nerv Deiat Im I P Pavlova. 1977 May-Jun.

Abstract

A 30-day motor training of rats started at a month's age does not reduce the duration of the excitability recovery cycles of neuronal populations in the sensorimotor cortex. A three-month training is accompanied by a considerable reduction of excitability recovery cycles. This coincides with a pronounced increase of the average density of spines on the apical and oblique dendrite branches of the pyramidal cells in the cortical layer V, which exceeds that observed after a 30-day locomotor training. In 30 days, the rats with a three-month training reveal a partial recovery of functional and structural parameters, and in two months, approach their initial values.

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