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AOB (Accessory olfactory bulb) functionally connects to COApm (Cortical amygdalar area, posterior part, medial zone)
All claims for this connection- Species
- Mouse
- Result
- present
- Method
- electrical stimulation
- Sign
- excitatory
- Evidence
- Electrical stimulation of PmCo layer Ia fibers, mostly AOB afferents, evoked fast EPSCs in Ct-b-labelled ACPs that were blocked by glutamate receptor antagonists; the proportion of responding ACPs increased with age, reaching 93% around postnatal days 40-50.
- Measurements
- conduction delay: 3.9 ms, n = 7
- connection probability: 0.93
- Source
Gradual wiring of olfactory input to amygdala feedback circuits
Scientific Reports, 2020
DOI 10.1038/s41598-020-62457-2 · PubMed 32245993 · PMC7125095, Fig. 2B, 2E; Fig. 6; Results, 'Postnatal increase in ACP responses to evoked AOB-MC input'Licence: CC-BY-4.0
- Named in the paper
- “AOB afferents (PmCo layer Ia fibers)” and “ACPs in the PmCo”
- Made by
- an AI model reading the paper (claude-opus-5-5, extract@0.3.0), 2026-10-09
- Checked by
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“Layer Ia electrical stimulation gave glutamatergic EPSCs with 3.9 ms onset (N = 7), and the responding fraction reached 93% at later ages.”
- Status
proposed
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