Current Opinion in Neurobiology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
79, С. 102696 - 102696
Опубликована: Март 3, 2023
Avoiding
potentially
dangerous
situations
is
key
for
the
survival
of
any
organism.
Throughout
life,
animals
learn
to
avoid
environments,
stimuli
or
actions
that
can
lead
bodily
harm.
While
neural
bases
appetitive
learning,
evaluation
and
value-based
decision-making
have
received
much
attention,
recent
studies
revealed
more
complex
computations
aversive
signals
during
learning
than
previously
thought.
Furthermore,
previous
experience,
internal
state
systems
level
appetitive-aversive
interactions
seem
crucial
specific
value
making
appropriate
choices.
The
emergence
novel
methodologies
(computation
analysis
coupled
with
large-scale
neuronal
recordings,
manipulations
at
unprecedented
resolution
offered
by
genetics,
viral
strategies
connectomics)
has
helped
provide
circuit-based
models
(and
appetitive)
valuation.
In
this
review,
we
focus
on
vertebrate
invertebrate
yielding
strong
evidence
information
be
computed
a
multitude
interacting
brain
regions,
past
experience
modulate
future
therefore
influence
decisions.
Plasticity
in
animal
behaviour
relies
on
the
ability
to
integrate
external
and
internal
cues
from
changing
environment
hence
modulate
activity
synaptic
circuits
of
brain.
This
context-dependent
neuromodulation
is
largely
based
non-synaptic
signalling
with
neuropeptides.
Here,
we
describe
select
peptidergic
systems
Drosophila
brain
that
act
at
different
levels
a
hierarchy
associated
physiology.
These
regions,
such
as
central
complex
mushroom
bodies,
which
supervise
specific
behaviours.
At
top
level
there
are
small
numbers
large
neurons
arborize
widely
multiple
areas
orchestrate
or
global
state
manner.
bottom
local
provide
executive
sensory
gain
intrinsically
restricted
parts
neuronal
circuits.
The
orchestrating
receive
interoceptive
signals
mediate
energy
sleep
homeostasis,
metabolic
circadian
timing,
well
affect
food
search,
aggression
mating.
Some
these
can
be
triggers
conflicting
behaviours
mating
versus
aggression,
feeding,
participate
circuits,
enabling
choices
switches.
Insulin
plays
a
critical
role
in
maintaining
metabolic
homeostasis.
Since
demands
are
highly
dynamic,
insulin
release
needs
to
be
constantly
adjusted.
These
adjustments
mediated
by
different
pathways,
most
prominently
the
blood
glucose
level,
but
also
feedforward
signals
from
motor
circuits
and
neuromodulatory
systems.
Here,
we
analyze
how
inputs
control
activity
of
main
source
Drosophila
–
population
insulin-producing
cells
(IPCs)
located
brain.
IPCs
functionally
analogous
mammalian
pancreatic
beta
cells,
their
location
makes
them
accessible
for
vivo
recordings
intact
animals.
We
characterized
functional
using
single-nucleus
RNA
sequencing
analysis,
anatomical
receptor
expression
mapping,
connectomics,
an
optogenetics-based
‘intrinsic
pharmacology’
approach.
Our
results
show
that
IPC
expresses
variety
receptors
neuromodulators
classical
neurotransmitters.
Interestingly,
exhibit
heterogeneous
profiles,
suggesting
can
modulated
differentially.
This
is
supported
electrophysiological
IPCs,
which
performed
while
activating
populations
modulatory
neurons.
analysis
revealed
some
have
effects
on
activity,
such
they
inhibit
one
subset
exciting
another.
Monitoring
calcium
across
uncovered
these
responses
occur
simultaneously.
Certain
shifted
towards
excited
state,
others
it
inhibition.
Taken
together,
provide
comprehensive,
multi-level
neuromodulation
insulinergic
system
.
Insulin
plays
a
critical
role
in
maintaining
metabolic
homeostasis.
Since
demands
are
highly
dynamic,
insulin
release
needs
to
be
constantly
adjusted.
These
adjustments
mediated
by
different
pathways,
most
prominently
the
blood
glucose
level,
but
also
feedforward
signals
from
motor
circuits
and
neuromodulatory
systems.
Here,
we
analyze
how
inputs
control
activity
of
main
source
Drosophila
–
population
Insulin-Producing
Cells
(IPCs)
located
brain.
IPCs
functionally
analogous
mammalian
pancreatic
beta
cells,
their
location
makes
them
accessible
for
vivo
recordings
intact
animals.
We
characterized
functional
using
single-nucleus
RNA
sequencing
analysis,
anatomical
receptor
expression
mapping,
connectomics,
an
optogenetics-based
‘intrinsic
pharmacology’
approach.
Our
results
show
that
IPC
expresses
variety
receptors
neuromodulators
classical
neurotransmitters.
Interestingly,
exhibit
heterogeneous
profiles,
suggesting
can
modulated
differentially.
This
is
supported
electrophysiological
IPCs,
which
performed
while
activating
populations
modulatory
neurons.
analysis
revealed
some
have
effects
on
activity,
such
they
inhibit
one
subset
exciting
another.
Monitoring
calcium
across
uncovered
these
responses
occur
simultaneously.
Certain
shifted
towards
excited
state,
others
it
inhibition.
Taken
together,
provide
comprehensive,
multi-level
neuromodulation
insulinergic
system
.
Arthropod Structure & Development,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
65, С. 101100 - 101100
Опубликована: Сен. 3, 2021
According
to
all
latest
phylogenetic
analyses,
the
taxon
Pancrustacea
embraces
crustaceans
in
traditional
sense
and
hexapods.
Members
of
for
a
long
time
have
been
known
display
distinct
similarities
architecture
their
brains.
Here,
we
review
recent
progress
open
questions
concerning
structural
functional
communalities
selected
higher
integrative
neuropils
lateral
protocerebrum
pancrustaceans,
mushroom
bodies
hemiellipsoid
bodies.
We
also
discuss
projection
neuron
pathway
which
provides
input
channel
both
from
primary
chemosensory
centers
deutocerebrum.
Neuronal
characters
are
mapped
on
current
pancrustacean
phylogeny
order
extract
those
that
part
ground
pattern.
Furthermore,
summarize
insights
into
evolutionary
transformation
body
morphology
across
Pancrustacea.
Nature,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
634(8034), С. 635 - 643
Опубликована: Авг. 28, 2024
Abstract
Romantic
engagement
can
bias
sensory
perception.
This
‘love
blindness’
reflects
a
common
behavioural
principle
across
organisms:
favouring
pursuit
of
coveted
reward
over
potential
risks
1
.
In
the
case
animal
courtship,
such
biases
may
support
reproductive
success
but
also
expose
individuals
to
danger,
as
predation
2,3
However,
how
neural
networks
balance
trade-off
between
risk
and
is
unknown.
Here
we
discover
dopamine-governed
filter
mechanism
in
male
Drosophila
that
reduces
threat
perception
courtship
progresses.
We
show
during
early
stages,
threat-activated
visual
neurons
inhibit
central
nodes
via
specific
serotonergic
neurons.
inhibition
prompts
flies
abort
when
they
see
imminent
danger.
advance
process,
dopaminergic
system
responses,
shifting
from
survival
mating.
By
recording
activity
males
approach
mating,
demonstrate
progress
registered
levels
ramping
up.
dopamine
signalling
inhibits
detection
pathway
Dop2R
receptors,
allowing
focus
on
are
close
copulation.
Thus,
based
perceived
goal
proximity,
prioritize
competing
behaviours.
Insulin
plays
a
critical
role
in
maintaining
metabolic
homeostasis.
Since
demands
are
highly
dynamic,
insulin
release
needs
to
be
constantly
adjusted.
These
adjustments
mediated
by
different
pathways,
most
prominently
the
blood
glucose
level,
but
also
feedforward
signals
from
motor
circuits
and
neuromodulatory
systems.
Here,
we
analyze
how
inputs
control
activity
of
main
source
Drosophila
–
population
Insulin-Producing
Cells
(IPCs)
located
brain.
IPCs
functionally
analogous
mammalian
pancreatic
beta
cells,
their
location
makes
them
accessible
for
vivo
recordings
intact
animals.
We
characterized
functional
using
single-nucleus
RNA
sequencing
analysis,
anatomical
receptor
expression
mapping,
connectomics,
an
optogenetics-based
‘in-trinsic
pharmacology’
approach.
Our
results
show
that
IPC
expresses
variety
receptors
neuromodulators
classical
neurotransmitters.
Interestingly,
exhibit
heterogeneous
profiles,
suggesting
can
modulated
differentially.
This
is
supported
electrophysiological
IPCs,
which
performed
while
activating
populations
modulatory
neurons.
analysis
revealed
some
have
effects
on
activity,
such
they
inhibit
one
subset
exciting
another.
Monitoring
calcium
across
uncovered
these
responses
occur
simultaneously.
Certain
shifted
towards
excited
state,
others
it
inhibition.
Taken
together,
provide
comprehensive,
multi-level
neuromodulation
insulinergic
system
.
NeuroImage Clinical,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
42, С. 103588 - 103588
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
Reward-based
learning
and
decision-making
are
prime
candidates
to
understand
symptoms
of
attention
deficit
hyperactivity
disorder
(ADHD).
However,
only
limited
evidence
is
available
regarding
the
neurocomputational
underpinnings
alterations
seen
in
ADHD.
This
concerns
flexible
behavioral
adaption
dynamically
changing
environments,
which
challenging
for
individuals
with
One
previous
study
points
elevated
choice
switching
adolescent
ADHD,
was
accompanied
by
disrupted
signals
medial
prefrontal
cortex.
Here,
we
investigated
young
adults
ADHD
(n
=
17)
as
compared
age-
sex-matched
controls
using
a
probabilistic
reversal
experiment
during
functional
magnetic
resonance
imaging
(fMRI).
The
task
requires
continuous
guide
adaptation
reward
contingencies.
To
disentangle
data,
used
reinforcement
(RL)
models,
informed
analysis
fMRI
data.
patients
performed
worse
than
particularly
trials
before
reversals,
i.e.,
when
contingencies
were
stable.
pattern
resulted
from
'noisy'
regardless
feedback.
RL
modelling
showed
decreased
sensitivity
enhanced
rates
negative
feedback
patients.
At
neural
level,
this
reflected
diminished
representation
probability
left
posterior
parietal
cortex
Moreover,
marginal
reduction
about
unchosen
option,
paralleled
incorporating
option
ventral
striatum.
Taken
together,
show
that
impaired
behavior
due
excessive
('hyper-flexibility'),
can
be
detrimental
or
beneficial
depending
on
environment.
Computationally,
blunted
detected
correlates
attention-control
network,
specifically
These
findings
remain
preliminary
relatively
small
sample
size.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
122(16)
Опубликована: Апрель 17, 2025
Forming
and
forgetting
memories
shape
our
self-awareness
help
us
face
future
challenges.
Therefore,
understanding
how
are
formed
different
interact
in
the
brain
is
important.
Previous
studies
have
shown
that
thirsty
flies
sense
humidity
through
ionotropic
receptors,
which
them
locate
water
sources.
Here,
we
showed
can
be
trained
to
associate
specific
odors
with
form
a
memory
lasts
for
30
min
after
association.
Humidity
formation
requires
Ir93a
Ir40a
essential
environmental
sensing.
Water
takes
precedence,
leading
of
by
activating
small
subset
dopaminergic
neurons
called
protocerebral
anterior
medial
(PAM)-γ4,
project
restricted
region
mushroom
body
(MB)
γ
lobes.
Adult-stage-specific
silencing
Dop2R
receptors
MB
prolongs
3
h.
Live-brain
calcium
imaging
dopamine
sensor
revealed
significantly
increased
PAM-γ4
neural
activity
odor/humidity
association,
suggesting
its
role
memory.
Our
results
suggest
overlapping
circuits
responsible
acquisition
flies.
Frontiers in Insect Science,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
5
Опубликована: Апрель 17, 2025
Animals
often
need
to
make
decisions
about
whether
confront
risks,
and
climate
change
is
making
these
even
more
critical
by
increasing
environmental
stress.
Biogenic
amines
are
crucial
for
modulating
behavior
in
all
animals
may
contribute
behavioral
adaptations
changing
environments
through
supporting
decision-making
involving
risk.
Our
review
focuses
on
the
neuromodulator
dopamine
insects
because
of
its
role
risk-related
choices,
particularly
context
ant
foraging
activity.
In
ants,
individual
collective
regulation
We
consider
activity
manage
water
loss
desert
red
harvester
ant,
Pogonomyrmex
barbatus,
southwest
US
that
undergoing
severe
drought.
discuss
dopaminergic
circuitry
involvement
risk,
drawing
from
both
vertebrate
invertebrate
literature,
outline
areas
future
research
response
conditions.