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Behavioral and electrophisiological studies of olfactory coding in catfish

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1.03.01  Natural sciences and mathematics  Biology  Zoology and zoophysiology 

Code Science Field
B640  Biomedical sciences  Neurology, neuropsychology, neurophysiology 
B380  Biomedical sciences  Animal ethology and psychology 
Keywords
ethology, nevroethology, chemical senses, olfaction, olfactory coding, fishes
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no. Code Name and surname Research area Role Period No. of publications
1.  11169  PhD Janko Božič  Biology  Researcher  1999 - 2001  320 
2.  01255  PhD Tine-Borut Valentinčič  Biology  Head  1999 - 2001  220 
Abstract
Correlated behavioral and electrophysiological experiments can provide an insight into olfactory coding. Conditioned responses uncovered that catfish either discriminate (perceive differently), do not discriminate (perceive equally), or sometimes do and other times do not discriminate (perceive similarly) chemical stimuli. To reveal if equally, differently and similarly perceived stimuli have equal, different and similar codes; respectively, electrophysiological responses of single olfactory receptor cells to the respective pairs of stimuli will be tested.
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