In albino rats anaesthetized with urethane, most medial raphe neurons are characterized by a low rate of the discharges. Acute immobilization stress resulted in a significant enhancement in the number of regularly discharging neurons. After immobilization, the number of neurons with a low-rate impulsation decreased, while the number of neurons with intensive firing increased. The treatment with fluoxetine enhanced the number of regularly firing neurons more than three times, and a predominant part of the neurons demonstrated a high level of the background activity. It should be supposed that a significant part of the neurons with high-rate discharges are serotonergic, because their number also increased after fluoxetine administration.

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