CYTOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN NUCLEIC-ACID AND PROTEINS IN RABBIT LIMBIC STRUCTURES DURING FORMATION OF CONDITIONED DEFENSIVE REFLEX

  • 1 January 1981
    • journal article
    • research article
    • Vol. 31  (3) , 541-549
Abstract
The intensity of cytochemical changes of neuronal nucleic acids and proteins in structures of the limbic circle was studied with 2-wave visible cytospectrophotometry and histoautoradiography at the early and late stages of conditioned defensive reflex formation. At both stages an intensification (of different degree) of cytochemical changes occur in all of the studied limbic structures. At the late stage of reflex elaboration, there is a redistribution of the level of cytochemical changes in the brain structures. A specific morphofunctional system of activated brain structures corresponds to each behavioral situation.

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