Barfield R J, Wilson C, McDonald P G
Science. 1975 Jul 11;189(4197):147-9. doi: 10.1126/science.1138372.
The refractory period that characteristically follows ejaculation was abolished or significantly reduced by rostral midbrain lesions in male rats. The postejaculatory vocalization was also abolished or reduced, but other aspects of copulatory performance were unaffected. The results were attributed to disruption of biogenic amine pathways that pass from the ventral part of the rostral midbrain into the posterior hypothalamus.
雄性大鼠射精后典型的不应期因脑桥中脑损伤而消失或显著缩短。射精后的发声也消失或减少，但交配行为的其他方面未受影响。这些结果归因于从中脑前端腹侧延伸至下丘脑后部的生物胺通路中断。
