The medial amygdala’s neural circuitry: Insights into social processing and sex differences
Benavides Ignacio,
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J.J. Baeza-Baeza,
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Bastián Ruiz
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et al.
Frontiers in Neuroendocrinology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 101190 - 101190
Published: April 1, 2025
Language: Английский
The posterior intralaminar thalamic nucleus promotes nose‐to‐nose contacts leading to prosocial reception in the sequence of mouse social interaction
European Journal of Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
60(7), P. 5731 - 5749
Published: Aug. 29, 2024
Efficient
social
interaction
is
essential
for
an
adaptive
life
and
consists
of
sequential
processes
multisensory
events
with
counterparts.
Social
touch/contact
a
unique
component
that
promotes
sequence
behaviours
initiated
by
detection
approach
to
assess
stimulus
subsequent
form
prosocial
relationships.
We
hypothesized
the
thalamic
sensory
relay
circuit
from
posterior
intralaminar
nucleus
thalamus
(pIL)
paraventricular
hypothalamus
(PVN)
medial
amygdala
(MeA)
plays
key
role
in
contact-mediated
events.
found
neurons
pIL
along
PVN
MeA
were
activated
encounters
activity
was
more
abundant
direct
physical
encounter,
whereas
dominant
indirect
through
grid
encounter.
Chemogenetic
inhibition
selectively
decreased
investigatory
sniffing
same-sex,
but
not
opposite-sex,
mouse
encounter
situation
facial/snout
contact
ratio
setting.
Furthermore,
chemogenetic
had
no
impact
on
anxiety-like
or
body
coordinative
motor
behaviours,
it
impaired
whisker-related
plantar
touch
tactile
sense.
propose
can
sensations
mediate
nonsexual
interactions
thus
significant
establishing
relationships
models.
Language: Английский
The role of the posterior intralaminar thalamic nucleus on contact sequence in mouse social interaction
Hiroyuki Arakawa,
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Mana Tokashiki
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Authorea (Authorea),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 17, 2024
Efficient
social
interaction
is
essential
for
an
adaptive
life
and
consists
of
sequential
processes
multisensory
events
with
counterparts.
Social
touch/contact
a
unique
component
that
promotes
sequence
behaviors
initiated
by
detection
approach
to
assess
stimulus
subsequent
maintenance
touch/contacts
form
prosocial
relationships.
We
hypothesized
the
thalamic
sensory
relay
circuit
from
posterior
intralaminar
nucleus
thalamus
(pIL)
paraventricular
hypothalamus
(PVN)
medial
amygdala
(MeA)
plays
key
role
in
contact-mediated
events.
found
neurons
pIL
along
PVN
MeA,
were
activated
encounters,
activity
was
more
abundant
direct
physical
encounter,
whereas
MeA
dominant
indirect
via
grid
encounter.
Chemogenetic
inhibition
selectively
decreased
investigatory
sniffing
same-sex,
but
not
opposite-sex,
mouse
encounter
situation
facial/snout
contact
ratio
setting.
Furthermore,
chemogenetic
had
no
impact
on
anxiety-like
or
body
coordinative
motor
behaviors,
it
impaired
whisker-related
plantar
touch
tactile
sense.
propose
can
sensations
mediate
non-sexual
interactions
using
through
contact.
Language: Английский