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Gordon W. Arbuthnott

Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University

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M. Garcia-Munoz

Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University

Adam Wright

University of Leicester

C.A. Ingham

University of Edinburgh

Jeffery R. Wickens

Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University

Timothy J. Crow

Warneford Hospital

Nicos Nicolaou

University of Warwick

Ann K. Wright

University of Edinburgh

Suzanne Hood

Bishop's University

Violeta G. López-Huerta

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

D. Eccleston

Engineering Data Management

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MRC Centre for Regenerative Medicine

Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University

Royal Edinburgh Hospital

University College London

Medical Research Council

Northwestern University

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Graft-derived recovery from 6-OHDA lesions: specificity of ventral mesencephalic graft tissues

Experimental Brain Research (1988)

Stephen B. Dunnett Theresa D. Hernández A. Quentin Summerfield G. H. Jones Gordon W. Arbuthnott

Apomorphine

Nigrostriatal pathway

Methamphetamine

Oxidopamine

10.1007/bf00247501

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The use of ultra-violet setting glue for microelectrode fabrication

Journal of Neuroscience Methods (1980)

John R. Brown Markus Mayer Gordon W. Arbuthnott

GLUE

10.1016/0165-0270(80)90026-6

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Selective elimination of glutamatergic synapses on striatopallidal neurons in Parkinson disease models

Nature Neuroscience (2006)

Michelle Day Zhongfeng Wang Jun Ding Xinhai An C.A. Ingham

Medium spiny neuron

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Action selection performance of a reconfigurable basal ganglia inspired model with Hebbian-Bayesian Go-NoGo

Anders Lansner Matthijs A. A. van der Meer Gordon W. Arbuthnott Kevin Gurney Ethan S. Bromberg-Martin

Hebbian theory

Action selection

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Electrical self-stimulation with brain stem electrodes.

Anlezark Gm Gordon W. Arbuthnott Christie Je Crow Tj Spear Pj

Electrical brain stimulation

Functional electrical stimulation

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The electrophysiology of dopamine (D2) receptors: A study of the actions of dopamine on corticostriatal transmission

Neuroscience (1983)

John R. Brown Gordon W. Arbuthnott

Sulpiride

Dopamine antagonist

10.1016/0306-4522(83)90138-0

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Electrophysiological and anatomical observations concerning the pallidostriatal pathway in the rat

Experimental Brain Research (1989)

Ruth H. Walker Gordon W. Arbuthnott Adam Wright

10.1007/bf00248863

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Prelimbic cortical targets of ventromedial thalamic projections include inhibitory interneurons and corticostriatal pyramidal neurons in the rat

Brain Structure and Function (2020)

Bianca Sieveritz Gordon W. Arbuthnott

Abstract Ventromedial thalamic axons innervate cortical layer I and make contacts onto the apical dendritic tuft of pyramidal neurons. Optical stimulation of ventromedial thalamic axon terminals in prefrontal cortical areas in mouse brain slices evokes responses in corticocortical, corticothalamic and layer I inhibitory interneurons. Using anterograde tracing techniques and immunohistochemistry in male Sprague–Dawley rats, we provide anatomical evidence that ventromedial thalamic axon terminals in prelimbic cortex make contacts onto pyramidal neurons and, in particular, onto corticostriatal neurons as well as layer I inhibitory interneurons. Using stereology, we made quantitative estimates of contacts in uppermost prelimbic layer I onto dendrites of pyramidal neurons, corticostriatal neurons and layer I inhibitory interneurons. Prefrontal cortex has long been associated with decision making. Specifically, corticostriatal neurons in rat prelimbic cortex play an important role in cost–benefit decision making. Although recent experiments have detailed the physiology of this area in thalamocortical circuits, the extent of the impact of ventromedial thalamic input on corticostriatal neurons or layer I inhibitory interneurons has not been explored. Our quantitative anatomical results provide evidence that most ventromedial thalamic input to pyramidal neurons is provided to corticostriatal neurons and that overall more contacts are made onto the population of excitatory than onto the population of inhibitory neurons.

Infralimbic cortex

Interneuron

Ventromedial prefrontal cortex

10.1007/s00429-020-02109-3

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Chapter 22 The thorny problem of what dopamine does in psychiatric disease

Progress in brain research (1993)

Gordon W. Arbuthnott C.A. Ingham

Psychiatric Disease

10.1016/s0079-6123(08)61356-4

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The Basic Domain of the Lentiviral Tat Protein Is Responsible for Damages in Mouse Brain: Involvement of Cytokines

Virology (1994)

Valérie Philippon Christine Vellutini Danielle Gambarellï Gordon D. Harkiss Gordon W. Arbuthnott

Mammalian brain

10.1006/viro.1994.1673

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