Processing of frequency-modulated sounds in the cat's anterior auditory field. Tian, B & Rauschecker, J. J Neurophysiol, 71(5):1959-75, 1994. abstract bibtex 1. Single-neuron activity was recorded from the anterior auditory field (AAF) in the cortex of gas-anesthetized cats. 2. Tone bursts and broad-band complex sounds were used for auditory stimulation. Responses to frequency-modulated (FM) sounds, in particular, were studied systematically. 3. Linear FM sweeps were centered around the best frequency (BF) of a neuron and had an excursion large enough to cover its whole frequency tuning range. Rate and direction of change of the FM sweeps were varied. 4. In 69% of the FM responses, a peak was found at an instantaneous frequency that corresponded to the BF in the pure-tone response. Thirty-three percent of the units had multiple maxima in their FM response. These secondary maxima were not always reflected in the pure-tone response of the same neurons. 5. The vast majority of AAF neurons showed one of two types of selectivity for FM rate. Depending on the criterion, almost half of the cells (46%) preferred fast changes of > 200 Hz/ms (high-pass) in both FM directions. Forty-eight percent of all neurons showed band-pass behavior with a clear preference in the middle range of FM rates in one or both directions. Low-pass or all-pass neurons made up only a small proportion (4 and 1%, respectively) of AAF neurons. 6. When both directions of an FM sweep (low-to-high and high-to-low-frequency) were tested, 66% of the neurons clearly were selective for one direction. This selectivity was not present necessarily at the preferred FM rate. In general, FM direction selectivity was most pronounced at slower FM rates. 7. The selectivity of AAF neurons for the rate and direction of FM sounds makes these neurons suitable for the detection and analysis of communication sounds, which often contain FM components with a particular sweep rate and direction.
@Article{Tian1994,
author = {B Tian and JP Rauschecker},
journal = {J Neurophysiol},
title = {Processing of frequency-modulated sounds in the cat's anterior auditory field.},
year = {1994},
number = {5},
pages = {1959-75},
volume = {71},
abstract = {1. Single-neuron activity was recorded from the anterior auditory
field (AAF) in the cortex of gas-anesthetized cats. 2. Tone bursts
and broad-band complex sounds were used for auditory stimulation.
Responses to frequency-modulated (FM) sounds, in particular, were
studied systematically. 3. Linear FM sweeps were centered around
the best frequency (BF) of a neuron and had an excursion large enough
to cover its whole frequency tuning range. Rate and direction of
change of the FM sweeps were varied. 4. In 69\% of the FM responses,
a peak was found at an instantaneous frequency that corresponded
to the BF in the pure-tone response. Thirty-three percent of the
units had multiple maxima in their FM response. These secondary maxima
were not always reflected in the pure-tone response of the same neurons.
5. The vast majority of AAF neurons showed one of two types of selectivity
for FM rate. Depending on the criterion, almost half of the cells
(46\%) preferred fast changes of > 200 Hz/ms (high-pass) in both
FM directions. Forty-eight percent of all neurons showed band-pass
behavior with a clear preference in the middle range of FM rates
in one or both directions. Low-pass or all-pass neurons made up only
a small proportion (4 and 1\%, respectively) of AAF neurons. 6. When
both directions of an FM sweep (low-to-high and high-to-low-frequency)
were tested, 66\% of the neurons clearly were selective for one direction.
This selectivity was not present necessarily at the preferred FM
rate. In general, FM direction selectivity was most pronounced at
slower FM rates. 7. The selectivity of AAF neurons for the rate and
direction of FM sounds makes these neurons suitable for the detection
and analysis of communication sounds, which often contain FM components
with a particular sweep rate and direction.},
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