bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 29, 2023
Abstract
The
measurement
of
time
in
the
subsecond
scale
is
critical
for
many
sophisticated
behaviors,
yet
its
neural
underpinnings
are
largely
unknown.
Recent
neurophysiological
experiments
from
our
laboratory
have
shown
that
activity
medial
premotor
areas
(MPC)
macaques
can
represent
different
aspects
temporal
processing.
During
interval
categorization,
we
found
preSMA
encodes
a
subjective
category
limit
by
reaching
peak
at
divides
set
test
intervals
into
short
and
long.
We
also
observed
signals
associated
with
selected
subjects
reward
outcomes
perceptual
decision.
On
other
hand,
studied
behavioral
basis
rhythmic
timing.
First,
tapping
tasks
able
to
produce
predictively
accurately
cued
auditory
or
visual
metronomes
when
produced
internally
without
sensory
guidance.
In
addition,
timing
mechanism
MPC
governed
layers
clocks.
Next,
instantaneous
single
cells
shows
ramping
encode
elapsed
remaining
movement.
neurons
build
sequences,
forming
dynamic
patterns
activation
flexibly
cover
all
depending
on
tempo.
This
clock
resets
every
providing
an
internal
representation
pulse.
Furthermore,
show
mixed
selectivity,
encoding
not
only
time,
but
tempo
serial
order
element
sequence.
Hence,
map
task
parameters,
including
passage
using
cell
populations.
Finally,
projection
varying
hundreds
low
dimensional
state
space
showed
circular
trajectories
whose
geometry
pulse
Overall,
these
findings
support
notion
part
core
both
timing,
clocks
principles,
probably
mix
parameters.
The
ability
to
recognize
ordered
event
sequences
is
a
fundamental
component
of
sensory
cognition
and
underlies
the
capacity
generate
temporally
specific
expectations
future
events
based
on
previous
experience.
Various
lines
evidence
suggest
that
primary
visual
cortex
participates
in
some
form
predictive
processing,
though
many
details
remain
ambiguous.
Here
we
use
two-photon
calcium
imaging
layer
2/3
(L2/3)
mouse
(V1)
study
changes
neural
activity
under
multi-day
sequence
learning
paradigm
with
respect
prediction
error
responses,
stimulus
encoding,
time.
We
find
increased
at
time
an
expected,
but
omitted,
would
have
occurred
no
significant
responses
following
unexpected
substitution.
Sequence
representations
became
sparser
less
correlated
training,
although
these
had
effect
decoding
accuracy
identity
or
timing.
Additionally,
experience
modifies
temporal
structure
produce
bias
towards
stimulus-locked
activity.
Finally,
observe
during
intersequence
rest
periods
was
largely
unchanged
by
training.
The
ability
to
recognize
ordered
event
sequences
is
a
fundamental
component
of
sensory
cognition
and
underlies
the
capacity
generate
temporally
specific
expectations
future
events
based
on
previous
experience.
Various
lines
evidence
suggest
that
primary
visual
cortex
participates
in
some
form
predictive
processing,
but
many
details
remain
ambiguous.
Here
we
use
two-photon
calcium
imaging
layer
2/3
(L2/3)
mouse
(V1)
study
changes
neural
activity
under
multi-day
sequence
learning
paradigm
with
respect
prediction
error
responses,
stimulus
encoding,
time.
We
find
increased
at
time
an
expected,
omitted,
would
have
occurred
no
significant
responses
following
unexpected
substitution.
Sequence
representations
became
sparser
less
correlated
training,
although
these
had
effect
decoding
accuracy
identity
or
timing.
Additionally,
experience
modifies
temporal
structure
produce
bias
towards
stimulus-locked
activity.
Finally,
during
intersequence
rest
periods
was
largely
unchanged
by
training.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 18, 2024
Abstract
Our
experience
of
the
world
is
a
continuous
stream
events
which
must
be
segmented
and
organized
simultaneously
at
multiple
timescales.
The
neural
mechanisms
underlying
this
process
remain
unknown.
Here,
we
recorded
many
hundreds
neurons
in
lateral
entorhinal
cortex
(LEC)
freely
behaving
rats
as
manipulated
event
structure
During
foraging
well
during
sleep,
population
activity
drifted
continuously
unidirectionally
along
one-dimensional
manifold.
Boundaries
between
were
associated
with
discrete
shifts
state
space,
suggesting
that
LEC
dynamics
directly
reflect
segmentation.
tasks
recurring
temporal
structure,
traveled
additionally
directions
orthogonal
to
flow
drift,
enabling
multiplex
information
across
different
Taken
together,
these
results
identify
hierarchically
coding
scheme
for
segmenting
organizing
time.
Brain and Neuroscience Advances,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
In
this
article,
we
critique
the
hypothesis
that
different
varieties
of
impulsivity,
including
impulsiveness
present
in
attention-deficit
hyperactivity
disorder,
encompass
an
accelerated
perception
time.
This
conceptualisation
provides
insights
into
how
individuals
with
disorder
have
capacity
to
maximise
cognitive
capabilities
by
more
closely
aligning
themselves
appropriate
environmental
contexts
(e.g.
fast
paced
tasks
prevent
boredom).
We
discuss
evidence
for
altered
time
alongside
putative
underlying
neurobiological
substrates,
a
distributed
brain
network
mediating
over
multiple
timescales.
particular,
explore
importance
temporal
representations
across
and
symptom
manifestation
prominent
role
hippocampus
other
lobe
regions.
also
reflect
on
abnormalities
may
be
relevant
understanding
aetiology
mechanism
action
existing
medications.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 29, 2023
Abstract
The
measurement
of
time
in
the
subsecond
scale
is
critical
for
many
sophisticated
behaviors,
yet
its
neural
underpinnings
are
largely
unknown.
Recent
neurophysiological
experiments
from
our
laboratory
have
shown
that
activity
medial
premotor
areas
(MPC)
macaques
can
represent
different
aspects
temporal
processing.
During
interval
categorization,
we
found
preSMA
encodes
a
subjective
category
limit
by
reaching
peak
at
divides
set
test
intervals
into
short
and
long.
We
also
observed
signals
associated
with
selected
subjects
reward
outcomes
perceptual
decision.
On
other
hand,
studied
behavioral
basis
rhythmic
timing.
First,
tapping
tasks
able
to
produce
predictively
accurately
cued
auditory
or
visual
metronomes
when
produced
internally
without
sensory
guidance.
In
addition,
timing
mechanism
MPC
governed
layers
clocks.
Next,
instantaneous
single
cells
shows
ramping
encode
elapsed
remaining
movement.
neurons
build
sequences,
forming
dynamic
patterns
activation
flexibly
cover
all
depending
on
tempo.
This
clock
resets
every
providing
an
internal
representation
pulse.
Furthermore,
show
mixed
selectivity,
encoding
not
only
time,
but
tempo
serial
order
element
sequence.
Hence,
map
task
parameters,
including
passage
using
cell
populations.
Finally,
projection
varying
hundreds
low
dimensional
state
space
showed
circular
trajectories
whose
geometry
pulse
Overall,
these
findings
support
notion
part
core
both
timing,
clocks
principles,
probably
mix
parameters.