Tritonia

Identified Neurons in Tritonia diomedea Ring Ganglia

This is a list of identified cell types in the ring ganglia listing the cell name, its ganglion, the maximum number of neurons in that class, the year of discovery, and the reference. It is possible that this list is incomplete–if you find an error, please report it.

CELL	GANGLION	MAX #	YEAR	REF
C1	Central	2	1973	9
Pl1	Pleural	2	1973	9
Pl2	Pleural	2	1973	9
Pl3	Pleural	2	1973	9
Pl4	Pleural	2	1973	9
Pl5	Pleural	1	1973	9
Pl	Pleural	2	1973	9
Pl7	Pleural	2	1973	9
Pl8	Pleural	2	1973	9
Pl9	Pleural	4	2003	[3
Pl10	Pleural	2	2003	[3
Pe20	Pleural	2	1973	9
Pe21	Pleural	2	1973	9
Pe22	Pleural	2	1973	9
Pe23	Pleural	2	1973	9
Pe24	Pleural	2	1973	9
Pe25	Pleural	2	1973	9
Pe2	Pleural	2	1973	9
Pd1	Pedal	2	1973	9
Pd2	Pedal	2	1973	9
Pd3	Pedal	2	1973	9
Pd4	Pedal	2	1973	9
Pd5	Pedal	2	1973	9
Pd	Pedal	2	1973	9
Pd7	Pedal	2	1973	9
Pd8	Pedal	1	1973	9
Pd9	Pedal	2	1982	8
Pd10	Pedal	2	1982	8
Pd11	Pedal	2	1982	8
Pd12	Pedal	2	1982	8
Pd13	Pedal	2	1982	8
Pd20	Pedal	2	1973	9
Pd21	Pedal	2	1973	9
Pd22	Pedal	2	1973	9
DSI	Cerebral		1977	5
C2	Cerebral	2	1977	5
VSI-A	Cerebral	4	1980	7
VSI-B	Pleural	2	1983	6
DRI	Pleural	2	199	2
TGN	Pleural		1973	9
S-cells	Pleural	100	197	4
RWI	Pleural		1977	5
TR1	Pleural	2	2001	1
VFN	Pedal	2	1973	9,8
DFN	Pedal	100	1973	9,8
DFN-A			1982	8
DFN-B			1982	8
Class III	Pedal	10.00	1973	9, 8
Class IV	Pedal	2	1982	8

 

Tritonia References

1. Frost WN, Hoppe TA, Wang J, Tian LM (2001) Swim initiation neurons in Tritonia diomedea. 41:952-91.

2. Frost WN, Katz PS (1999) Single neuron control over a complex motor program. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 93:422-42.

3. Frost WN, Tian LM, Hoppe TA, Mongeluzi DL, Wang J (2003) A cellular mechanism for prepulse inhibition. Neuron 40:991-1001.

4. Getting PA (1976) Afferent neurons mediating escape-swimming of the marine molusk, Tritonia diomedia. J Comp Physiol [A] 110:271-38.

5. Getting PA (1977) Neuronal organization of escape swimming int Tritonia. J Comp Physiol [A] 121:325-342.

6. Getting PA (1983) Mechanisms of pattern generation underlying swimming in Tritonia. III. Intrinsic and synaptic mechanisms for delayed excitation. J Neurophysiol 49:103-1050.

7. Getting PA, Lennard PR, Hume RI (1980) Central pattern generator mediating swimming in Tritonia. I. Identification and synaptic interactions. J Neurophysiol 44:151-14.

8. Hume RI , Getting PA, Del Beccaro MA (1982) Motor organization of Tritonia swimming. I. Quantitative analysis of swim behavior and flexion neuron firing patterns. J Neurophysiol 47:0-74.

9. Willows AO, Dorsett DA, Hoyle G (1973) The neuronal basis of behavior in Tritonia. I. Functional organization of the central nervous system. J Neurobiol 4:207-237.