bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Окт. 23, 2023
The
flow
of
neural
activity
across
the
neocortex
during
active
sensory
discrimination
is
constrained
by
task-specific
cognitive
demands,
movements,
and
internal
states.
During
behavior,
brain
appears
to
sample
from
a
broad
repertoire
activation
motifs.
Understanding
how
these
patterns
local
global
are
selected
in
relation
both
spontaneous
task-dependent
behavior
requires
in-depth
study
densely
sampled
at
single
neuron
resolution
large
regions
cortex.
In
significant
advance
toward
this
goal,
we
developed
procedures
record
mesoscale
2-photon
Ca
The
flow
of
neural
activity
across
the
neocortex
during
active
sensory
discrimination
is
constrained
by
task-specific
cognitive
demands,
movements,
and
internal
states.
During
behavior,
brain
appears
to
sample
from
a
broad
repertoire
activation
motifs.
Understanding
how
these
patterns
local
global
are
selected
in
relation
both
spontaneous
task-dependent
behavior
requires
in-depth
study
densely
sampled
at
single
neuron
resolution
large
regions
cortex.
In
significant
advance
toward
this
goal,
we
developed
procedures
record
mesoscale
2-photon
Ca2+
imaging
data
two
novel
vivo
preparations
that,
between
them,
allow
for
simultaneous
access
nearly
all
0f
mouse
dorsal
lateral
neocortex.
As
proof
principle,
aligned
with
behavioral
primitives
high-level
motifs
reveal
existence
populations
neurons
that
coordinated
their
cortical
areas
changes
movement
and/or
arousal.
methods
detail
here
facilitate
identification
exploration
widespread,
spatially
heterogeneous
ensembles
whose
related
diverse
aspects
behavior.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 5, 2024
Performance
during
perceptual
decision-making
exhibits
an
inverted-U
relationship
with
arousal,
but
the
underlying
network
mechanisms
remain
unclear.
Here,
we
recorded
from
auditory
cortex
(A1)
of
behaving
mice
passive
tone
presentation,
while
tracking
arousal
via
pupillometry.
We
found
that
discriminability
in
A1
ensembles
was
optimal
at
intermediate
revealing
a
population-level
neural
correlate
relationship.
explained
this
arousal-dependent
coding
using
spiking
model
clustered
architecture.
Specifically,
show
stimulus
is
achieved
near
transition
between
multi-attractor
phase
metastable
cluster
dynamics
(low
arousal)
and
single-attractor
(high
arousal).
Additional
signatures
include
arousal-induced
reductions
overall
variability
extent
stimulus-induced
quenching,
which
observed
empirical
data.
Our
results
elucidate
computational
principles
interactions
pupil-linked
sensory
processing,
variability,
suggest
role
for
transitions
explaining
nonlinear
modulations
cortical
computations.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 29, 2024
Animal
behaviour
is
shaped
to
a
large
degree
by
internal
cognitive
states,
but
it
unknown
whether
these
states
are
similar
across
species.
To
address
this
question,
we
developed
virtual
reality
setup
in
which
mice
and
macaques
engage
the
same
naturalistic
visual
foraging
task.
We
exploited
richness
of
wide
range
facial
features
extracted
from
video
recordings
during
task,
train
Markov-Switching
Linear
Regression
(MSLR).
By
doing
so,
identified,
on
single-trial
basis,
set
that
reliably
predicted
when
animals
were
going
react
presented
stimuli.
Even
though
model
was
trained
purely
reaction
times,
could
also
predict
task
outcome,
supporting
behavioural
relevance
inferred
states.
The
identified
comparable
between
monkeys.
Furthermore,
each
state
corresponded
characteristic
pattern
features,
highlighting
importance
expressions
as
manifestations
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 4, 2024
Recent
work
has
revealed
that
mice
do
not
rely
on
a
stable
strategy
during
perceptual
decision-making,
but
switch
between
multiple
strategies
within
single
session
[1,
2].
However,
this
switching
behavior
yet
been
characterized
in
non-stationary
environments,
and
the
factors
govern
remain
unknown.
Here
we
address
these
questions
using
an
internal
state
model
with
input-driven
transitions.
Our
approach
relies
hidden
Markov
(HMM)
two
sets
of
per-state
generalized
linear
models
(GLMs):
set
Bernoulli
GLMs
for
modeling
animal
state-
stimulus-dependent
choice
each
trial,
multinomial
GLM
input-dependent
transitions
states.
We
used
to
analyze
dataset
from
International
Brain
Laboratory
(IBL),
which
performed
binary
decision-making
task
stimulus
statistics.
found
mouse
was
accurately
described
by
four-state
model.
This
contained
"engaged"
states,
performance
good
despite
slight
left
right
biases,
"disengaged"
where
low
exhibited
larger
respectively.
analyses
preferentially
left-bias
blocks,
right-bias
meaning
they
could
achieve
reasonably
high
even
disengaged
states
simply
biasing
toward
side
greater
prior
probability.
showed
past
choices
stimuli
predicted
left-
while
rewards
engaged
In
particular,
reward
transition
suggesting
disengagement
may
be
associated
satiety.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июнь 26, 2023
Existing
work
demonstrates
that
animals
alternate
between
engaged
and
disengaged
states
during
perceptual
decision-making.
To
understand
the
neural
signature
of
these
states,
we
performed
cortex-wide
measurements
activity
in
mice
making
auditory
decisions.
The
trial-averaged
magnitude
was
similar
two
states.
However,
trial-to-trial
variance
higher
disengagement.
this
increased
variance,
trained
separate
linear
encoding
models
on
data
from
each
state.
demonstrated
although
task
variables
task-aligned
movements
impacted
similarly
are
independent
events
explained
more
Behavioral
analyses
uncovered
disengagement,
become
uncoupled
to
events.
Taken
together,
results
argue
though
obscured
activity,
is
evident
variability
driven
by
changing
patterns
spontaneous
movements.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Март 6, 2022
Summary
Changes
in
autonomic
arousal,
such
as
mounting
sleep
pressure,
and
changes
motivation,
fluctuating
environmental
reward
statistics,
both
profoundly
influence
behavior.
Our
experience
tells
us
that
we
have
some
capacity
to
control
our
arousal
when
doing
so
is
important,
staying
awake
while
driving
a
motor
vehicle.
However,
little
known
about
how
decision
computations
are
jointly
influenced
by
including
whether
animals,
rodents,
can
adapt
their
state
needs.
Here,
developed
show
results
from
an
auditory
feature-based
sustained-attention
task
with
intermittently
shifting
utility.
We
use
pupil
size
estimate
across
wide
range
of
states
apply
novel
signal
detection
theoretic
accumulation-to-bound
modeling
approaches
large
behavioral
cohort.
find
pupil-linked
utility
major
impacts
on
multiple
aspects
performance.
Although
substantial
fluctuations
persist
conditions,
mice
partially
stabilize
near
intermediate,
optimal,
level
high.
Behavioral
analyses
elements
behavior
improve
during
high
influences
some,
but
not
all,
them.
Specifically,
the
likelihood
timescale
sensory
evidence
accumulation,
quantity
accumulated
per
time
step
attending.
In
sum,
establish
specific
decision-computational
signatures
interaction,
attention.
So
doing,
provide
experimental
analysis
framework
for
studying
self-regulation
neurotypical
brains
diseases
attention-deficit/hyperactivity
disorder.
The
flow
of
neural
activity
across
the
neocortex
during
active
sensory
discrimination
is
constrained
by
task-specific
cognitive
demands,
movements,
and
internal
states.
During
behavior,
brain
appears
to
sample
from
a
broad
repertoire
activation
motifs.
Understanding
how
these
patterns
local
global
are
selected
in
relation
both
spontaneous
task-dependent
behavior
requires
in-depth
study
densely
sampled
at
single
neuron
resolution
large
regions
cortex.
In
significant
advance
toward
this
goal,
we
developed
procedures
record
mesoscale
2-photon
Ca
2+
imaging
data
two
novel
vivo
preparations
that,
between
them,
allow
simultaneous
access
nearly
all
mouse
dorsal
lateral
neocortex.
As
proof
principle,
aligned
with
behavioral
primitives
high-level
motifs
reveal
existence
populations
neurons
that
coordinated
their
cortical
areas
changes
movement
and/or
arousal.
methods
detail
here
facilitate
identification
exploration
widespread,
spatially
heterogeneous
ensembles
whose
related
diverse
aspects
behavior.
The
flow
of
neural
activity
across
the
neocortex
during
active
sensory
discrimination
is
constrained
by
task-specific
cognitive
demands,
movements,
and
internal
states.
During
behavior,
brain
appears
to
sample
from
a
broad
repertoire
activation
motifs.
Understanding
how
these
patterns
local
global
are
selected
in
relation
both
spontaneous
task-dependent
behavior
requires
in-depth
study
densely
sampled
at
single
neuron
resolution
large
regions
cortex.
In
significant
advance
toward
this
goal,
we
developed
procedures
record
mesoscale
2-photon
Ca
2+
imaging
data
two
novel
vivo
preparations
that,
between
them,
allow
for
simultaneous
access
nearly
all
0f
mouse
dorsal
lateral
neocortex.
As
proof
principle,
aligned
with
behavioral
primitives
high-level
motifs
reveal
existence
populations
neurons
that
coordinated
their
cortical
areas
changes
movement
and/or
arousal.
methods
detail
here
facilitate
identification
exploration
widespread,
spatially
heterogeneous
ensembles
whose
related
diverse
aspects
behavior.
Current Biology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
34(18), С. 4114 - 4128.e6
Опубликована: Авг. 15, 2024
Arousal
and
motivation
interact
to
profoundly
influence
behavior.
For
example,
experience
tells
us
that
we
have
some
capacity
control
our
arousal
when
appropriately
motivated,
such
as
staying
awake
while
driving
a
motor
vehicle.
However,
little
is
known
about
how
jointly
decision
computations,
including
if
animals,
rodents,
adapt
their
state
needs.
Here,
developed
show
results
from
an
auditory,
feature-based,
sustained-attention
task
with
intermittently
shifting
utility.
We
use
pupil
size
estimate
across
wide
range
of
states
apply
tailored
signal-detection
theoretic,
hazard
function,
accumulation-to-bound
modeling
approaches
in
large
cohort
mice.
find
pupil-linked
utility
both
major
impacts
on
multiple
aspects
performance.
Although
substantial
fluctuations
persist
conditions,
mice
partially
stabilize
near
intermediate
optimal
level
high.
Behavioral
analyses
elements
behavior
improve
during
high
influences
some,
but
not
all,
them.
Specifically,
the
likelihood
timescale
sensory
evidence
accumulation
quantity
accumulated
per
time
step
attending.
In
sum,
establish
specific
decision-computational
signatures
arousal,
motivation,
interaction
attention.
So
doing,
provide
experimental
analysis
framework
for
studying
self-regulation
neurotypical
brains
diseases
attention-deficit/hyperactivity
disorder.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Авг. 24, 2023
The
cognitive
processes
supporting
complex
animal
behavior
are
closely
associated
with
ubiquitous
movements
responsible
for
our
posture,
facial
expressions,
ability
to
actively
sample
sensory
environments,
and
other
critical
processes.
These
strongly
related
neural
activity
across
much
of
the
brain
often
highly
correlated
ongoing
processes,
making
it
challenging
dissociate
dynamics
that
support
from
those
movements.
In
such
cases,
a
issue
is
whether
separable
movements,
or
if
they
driven
by
common
mechanisms.
Here,
we
demonstrate
how
separability
motor
can
be
assessed,
and,
when
separable,
each
component
isolated.
We
establish
novel
two-context
behavioral
task
in
mice
involves
multiple
show
commonly
observed
taken
contaminated
When
components
isolated
using
approach
subspace
decomposition,
find
exhibit
distinct
dynamical
trajectories.
Further,
properly
accounting
movement
revealed
largely
separate
populations
cells
encode
variables,
contrast
"mixed
selectivity"
reported.
Accurately
isolating
particular
will
essential
developing
conceptual
computational
models
circuit
function
evaluating
cell
types
which
circuits
composed.