Theoretical reconstruction of field potentials and dendrodendritic synaptic interactions in olfactory bulb.

THE ORIGINAL OBJECTIVE of this research was to apply a mathematical theory of generalized dendritic neurons (36-39) to the interpretation and reconstruction of field potentials observed in the olfactory bulb of rabbit (32, 33). In the course of pursuing this objective, we were led to postulate dendrodendritic synaptic interactions which probably play an important role in sensory discrimination and adaptation in the olfactory system (40). More specifically, our initial aim was to develop a computational model, based on the known anatomical organization of the olfactory bulb and on generally accepted properties of nerve membrane, that could reconstruct the distribution of electric potential as a function of two variables, time and depth in the bulbar layers, following a synchronous antidromic volley in the lateral olfactory tract. The experimental studies of Phillips, Powell, and Shepherd (32, 33) had previously established that the recorded potentials at successive bulbar depths are highly reproducible and correlated with the histological layers of the bulb. These authors recognized the importance of this finding in relation to the symmetry and synchrony of activity in the mitral cell population; they deferred the interpretation of these potentials, in terms of specific neuronal activity, with a view to the present theoretical study.

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