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pubmed-article:3129142pubmed:abstractTextThe function of norepinephrine-containing neurons which project to the olfactory bulb is poorly understood. Although there has been suggestion that norepinephrine (NE) may modulate general olfactory sensitivity by attenuating the inhibitory feedback of granule cells upon mitral and tufted cells, behavioral indices of olfactory sensitivity have not been measured in animals with depletions of bulbar NE. The present experiment used computerized olfactometry and signal detection methodology to assess the odor detection performance of castrate and non-castrate male rats to a range of perithreshold concentrations of ethyl acetate following 6-hydroxydopamine (6-OHDA) depletion of bulbar NE. Such depletion had no significant influence on odor detection performance at any of the odorant concentrations examined in either castrate or non-castrate animals, as indexed by the non-parametric sensitivity measure SI. This observation implies that general olfactory sensitivity is unaltered by major depletion of intrabulbar NE, but does not preclude the possibility that NE modulates sensitivity to select odorants or odorant mixtures, or alters detection ability under atypical states of arousal.lld:pubmed
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