Involvement of GABA in acoustically-evoked inhibition in inferior colliculus neurons
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2019, Hearing ResearchCitation Excerpt :EI neurons (neurons that are excited by the stimulation of one ear and inhibited by the stimulation of the other ear) in IC can be formed by the subsets of those inhibitory projections from contralateral DNLL and excitatory projections form other lower nuclei. ( Pollak et al., 2003, 2013; Li et al., 1992; Faingold et al., 1989, 1991; 1993; Gao et al., 2016). GABAergic inhibition from the DNLL arrives to IC neurons quickly and lasts for an average of 18 ms. This inhibition input suppresses IC neurons to respond according to interaural intensity disparities (IIDs) (Yang and Pollak, 1994; Burger and Pollak, 2001) and may contribute to sound amplitude coding of IC neurons (Adams and Mugnaini, 1984; Thompson et al., 1985).
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2016, Biological PsychologyCitation Excerpt :The GABAergic-mediated inhibition acts on GABAA and GABAB receptors expressed across IC neurons. The pharmacological manipulation of the GABAA receptors significantly affects sound-evoked responses (Faingold, Boersma Anderson, & Caspary, 1991; Yang, Pollak, & Resler, 1992), modifying different response properties including frequency tuning (Le Beau, Rees, & Malmierca, 1996; LeBeau, Malmierca, & Rees, 2001; Palombi & Caspary, 1996; Yang et al., 1992), response to sound intensity (Sivaramakrishnan, Sterbing-D’Angelo, Filipovic, D’Angelo, Oliver, & Kuwada, 2004), coding of interaural time and level differences (D’Angelo, Sterbing, Ostapoff, & Kuwada, 2005; Fujita & Konishi, 1991; Vater, Habbicht, Kossl, & Grothe, 1992) as well as IC responsiveness to binaural motion cues (McAlpine & Palmer, 2002). Neuromodulatory influences to the IC include those mediated by noradrenergic (Hormigo, Horta Junior Jde, Gomez-Nieto, & Lopez, 2012; Klepper & Herbert, 1991), serotoninergic (Hurley & Sullivan, 2012; Obara, Kamiya, & Fukuda, 2014; Ramsey, Sinha, & Hurley, 2010; Thompson & Thompson, 2009), dopaminergic (Gittelman, Perkel, & Portfors, 2013; Olazabal & Moore, 1989) and cholinergic projections (Schofield, 2010).