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Superior olivary complex

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329:(MNTB). The MNTB is driven by excitatory input from globular bushy cells in the contralateral cochlear nucleus. Thus, the LSO receives excitatory input from the ipsilateral ear and inhibitory input from the contralateral ear. This is the basis of ILD sensitivity. Projections from both cochlear nuclei are primarily high frequency, and these frequencies are subsequently represented by the majority of LSO neurons (>2/3 over 2–3 kHz in cat). The LSO does in fact encode frequency across the animals audible range (not just "high" frequency). Additional inputs derive from the ipsilateral LNTB (glycinergic, see below), which provide inhibitory information from the ipsilateral cochlear nucleus. Another possibly inhibitory input derives from ipsilateral AVCN non-spherical cells. These cells are either globular bushy or multipolar (stellate). Either of these two inputs could provide the basis for ipsilateral inhibition seen in response maps flanking the primary excitation, sharpening the unit's frequency tuning. 281:. Only horizontal data is present, but it does come from two different ear sources, which aids in the localizing of sound on the azimuth axis. The way in which the superior olive does this is by measuring the differences in time between two ear signals recording the same stimulus. Traveling around the head takes about 700 μs, and the medial superior olive is able to distinguish time differences much smaller than this. In fact, it is observed that people can detect interaural differences down to 10 μs. The nucleus is tonotopically organized, but the azimuthal receptive field projection is "most likely a complex, nonlinear map". 3251: 707:, a glycinergic (inhibitory) input from the ipsilateral MNTB, an unknown GABAergic (inhibitory) input, and project to the ipsilateral ICC. Most neurons respond only at the offset of a stimulus, can phase lock to AM stimuli up to 200 Hz, and may form the basis for ICC duration selectivity. Notably, SPON neurons do not receive descending inputs from the IC, and it does not project to the cochlea or cochlear nucleus as many periolivary nuclei do. 381:
These nuclei also form the source of the olivocochlear bundle, which innervates the cochlea. In the guinea pig, ascending projections to the inferior colliculi are primarily ipsilateral (>80%), with the largest single source coming from the SPON. Also, ventral nuclei (RPO, VMPO, AVPO, & VNTB) are almost entirely ipsilateral, while the remaining nuclei project bilaterally.
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The SOC is composed of between six and nine periolivary nuclei, depending upon the researcher cited, typically named based upon their location with regard to the primary nuclei. These nuclei surround each of the primary nuclei, and contribute to both the ascending and descending auditory systems.
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In guinea pigs, round to oval multipolar cells project to both IC, with many cells projecting bilaterally. The more elongated cells that project to the cochlear nucleus to not project to the ICC. There appear to be to populations of cells, one that projects ipsilaterally, and one that projects
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has similar functions to the medial superior olive, but employs intensity to localize the sound source. The LSO receives excitatory, glutamatergic input from spherical bushy cells in the ipsilateral cochlear nucleus and inhibitory, glycinergic input from the medial nucleus of the trapezoid body
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The superior olivary complex is divided into three primary nuclei, the MSO, LSO, and the Medial nucleus of the trapezoid body, and several smaller periolivary nuclei. These three nuclei are the most studied, and therefore best understood. Typically, they are regarded as forming the ascending
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Made up of a heterogeneous population of cells, this nucleus projects to many auditory nuclei, and forms the medial olivocochlear bundle (MOC) which innervates cochlear outer hair cells. These cells contain electromotile fibers, and act as mechanical amplifiers/attenuators within the
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The LSO projects bilaterally to the central nucleus of the inferior colliculus (ICC). Ipsilateral projections are primarily inhibitory (glycinergic), and the contralateral projections are excitatory. Additional projection targets include the dorsal and
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Additional projections form the lateral olivocochlear bundle (LOC), which innervates cochlear inner hair cells. These projections are thought to have a long time constant, and act to normalize the sound level detected by each ear in order to aid in
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Saint Marie RL, Baker RA (August 1990). "Neurotransmitter-specific uptake and retrograde transport of glycine from the inferior colliculus by ipsilateral projections of the superior olivary complex and nuclei of the lateral lemniscus".
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Oliver DL, Beckius GE, Shneiderman A (September 1995). "Axonal projections from the lateral and medial superior olive to the inferior colliculus of the cat: a study using electron microscopic autoradiography".
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Smith PH, Joris PX, Yin TC (May 1993). "Projections of physiologically characterized spherical bushy cell axons from the cochlear nucleus of the cat: evidence for delay lines to the medial superior olive".
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Schofield BR, Cant NB (December 1991). "Organization of the superior olivary complex in the guinea pig. I. Cytoarchitecture, cytochrome oxidase histochemistry, and dendritic morphology".
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The majority of information had come from rodent SPON, due to the nucleus' prominent size in these species, with very few studies have been done in cat DMPO, none of which were extensive.
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Schofield BR, Cant NB (March 1992). "Organization of the superior olivary complex in the guinea pig: II. Patterns of projection from the periolivary nuclei to the inferior colliculus".
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Friauf E, Ostwald J (1988). "Divergent projections of physiologically characterized rat ventral cochlear nucleus neurons as shown by intra-axonal injection of horseradish peroxidase".
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Glendenning KK, Masterton RB, Baker BN, Wenthold RJ (August 1991). "Acoustic chiasm. III: Nature, distribution, and sources of afferents to the lateral superior olive in the cat".
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Bazwinsky I, Hilbig H, Bidmon HJ, Rübsamen R (February 2003). "Characterization of the human superior olivary complex by calcium binding proteins and neurofilament H (SMI-32)".
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of a sound, that is, the angle to the left or right where the sound source is located. Sound elevation cues are not processed in the olivary complex. The fusiform cells of the
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In rats, SPON is a homogeneous GABAergic nucleus. These tonotopically organized neurons receive excitatory inputs from octopus and multipolar cells in the contralateral
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Davis KA, Ramachandran R, May BJ (July 1999). "Single-unit responses in the inferior colliculus of decerebrate cats. II. Sensitivity to interaural level differences".
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There are two response types found: a ‘chopper type’ similar to spindle cells in the AVCN and a primary type which is similar to those of bushy cells in the AVCN.
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Guinan JJ, Norris BE, Guinan SS (1972). "Single Auditory Units in the Superior Olivary Complex: II: Locations of Unit Categories and Tonotopic Organization".
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In contrast, glycinergic projections to ipsilateral ICC are observed in guinea pigs and chinchillas, suggesting a species-related neurotransmitter difference.
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Wu SH, Kelly JB (February 1994). "Physiological evidence for ipsilateral inhibition in the lateral superior olive: synaptic responses in mouse brain slice".
345:. Considerable species differences exist: LOC projection neurons are distributed within the LSO in rodents, and surround the LSO in predators (i.e. cat). 1899:
Wenthold RJ, Huie D, Altschuler RA, Reeks KA (September 1987). "Glycine immunoreactivity localized in the cochlear nucleus and superior olivary complex".
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Kulesza RJ, Spirou GA, Berrebi AS (April 2003). "Physiological response properties of neurons in the superior paraolivary nucleus of the rat".
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Kulesza RJ (July 2008). "Cytoarchitecture of the human superior olivary complex: nuclei of the trapezoid body and posterior tier".
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Contains both EI (excited by contralateral and inhibited by ipsilateral ear) and E0 (excited by the contralateral ear only) units.
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spherical bushy cells project collaterals bilaterally, and globular bushy cells project collaterals ipsilaterally to LNTB neurons.
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Tsuchitani C, Boudreau JC (October 1967). "Encoding of stimulus frequency and intensity by cat superior olive S-segment cells".
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Kulesza RJ, Lukose R, Stevens LV (January 2011). "Malformation of the human superior olive in autistic spectrum disorders".
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Cells are immunoreactive for glycine, and are retrogradely labeled following injection of tritiated glycine into the LSO
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Kulesza RJ (March 2007). "Cytoarchitecture of the human superior olivary complex: medial and lateral superior olive".
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Warr WB, Beck JE (April 1996). "Multiple projections from the ventral nucleus of the trapezoid body in the rat".
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Cajal, S. R. Y. and L. Azoulay (1909). Histologie du système nerveux de l'homme et des vertébrés. Paris, Maloine.
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Tsuchitani C (March 1977). "Functional organization of lateral cell groups of cat superior olivary complex".
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Adams JC (April 1983). "Cytology of periolivary cells and the organization of their projections in the cat".
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Fischl MJ, Burger RM, Schmidt-Pauly M, Alexandrova O, Sinclair JL, Grothe B, et al. (December 2016).
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Warr WB, Guinan JJ (September 1979). "Efferent innervation of the organ of corti: two separate systems".
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The MSO's main function is detection of interaural time difference (ITD) cues to binaural lateralization.
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The nucleus projects to both IC, with few cells projecting bilaterally, as well as the ipsilateral LSO.
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White JS, Warr WB (September 1983). "The dual origins of the olivocochlear bundle in the albino rat".
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Large multipolar cells project to the cochlear nucleus, but not the IC, in both cat and guinea pig.
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Large multipolar cells project to the cochlear nucleus, but not the IC, in both cat and guinea pig.
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of sounds, i.e., localising them on the azimuthal plane – their degree to the left or the right.
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Rincón, Héctor; Gómez-Martínez, Mario; Gómez-Álvarez, Marcelo; Saldaña, Enrique (August 2024).
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Contains both EE (excited by both ears) and E0 (excited by the contralateral ear only) units.
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Contains both EE (excited by both ears) and E0 (excited by the contralateral ear only) units.
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or ILD). The ILD is a second major cue in determining the azimuth of high-frequency sounds.
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Knowledge (XXG) articles incorporating text from the 20th edition of Gray's Anatomy (1918)
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This is the largest of the nuclei and in humans it contains approximately 15,500 neurons.
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The VNTB is a small nucleus located laterally to the MNTB, and ventral to the MSO.
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The projections of the medial superior olive terminate densely in the ipsilateral
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Superior periolivary nucleus (SPON) (dorsomedial periolivary nucleus (DMPO))
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The nucleus projects to both IC, with few cells projecting bilaterally.
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The nucleus projects to both IC, with no cells projecting bilaterally.
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Located between the caudal pole of the MSO and the facial nucleus (7N)
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Caudal periolivary nucleus (CPO) (posterior periolivary nucleus (PPO))
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Rostral periolivary nucleus (RPO) (anterior periolivary nucleus (APO))
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The nucleus projects to both IC, with no cells projecting bilaterally.
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The nucleus projects to both IC, with no cells projecting bilaterally.
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The nucleus projects to both IC, with no cells projecting bilaterally.
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The nucleus projects to both IC, with no cells projecting bilaterally.
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The superior olivary nucleus plays a number of roles in hearing. The
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Sometimes called the Ventral Nucleus of the Trapezoid Body (VNTB)
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Each MSO receives bilateral inputs from the right and left AVCNs.
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arising from the globular bushy cells in the contralateral AVCN.
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in red. (Superior olivary nucleus is labeled at center right.)
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Located ventral to and within the ventral hillus of the LSO
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Each MNTB neuron receives a large "calyx" type ending, the
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ventral nuclei of the lateral lemniscus (DNLL & VNLL)
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The superior olivary complex is generally located in the
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Neurons are tonotopically organized, and high frequency.
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Neurons are tonotopically organized, and high frequency.
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The medial superior olive is thought to help locate the
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Neurons are tonotopically organized, and low frequency.
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is a collection of brainstem nuclei that is located in
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Located between the rostral pole of the MSO and the
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The MSO is severely disrupted in the autistic brain.
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or ITD). The ITD is a major cue for determining the
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Index

Superior olivary nucleus
cerebellar
Dentate nucleus

lemniscus
medial lemniscus
lateral
Latin
MeSH
D065832
NeuroNames
569
NeuroLex
birnlex_1307
TA98
A14.1.05.415
TA2
5937
FMA
72247
Anatomical terms of neuroanatomy
edit on Wikidata
pons
auditory system
trapezoid body
medial superior olive
interaural time difference
azimuth
lateral superior olive
interaural level difference

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