Journal of Neurophysiology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
132(3), С. 829 - 848
Опубликована: Июль 31, 2024
To
test
the
role
of
different
cortical
areas
in
holding
still
and
reaching
to
targets,
this
study
combined
home-cage
training
with
optogenetic
silencing
as
mice
engaged
a
learned
center-out-reach
task.
Inactivation
specifically
contralateral
caudal
forelimb
area
(CFA)
impaired
corrective
movements
necessary
reach
spatial
targets
earn
reward.
Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
16
Опубликована: Авг. 23, 2022
The
midline
and
intralaminar
nuclei
of
the
thalamus
form
a
major
part
"limbic
thalamus;"
that
is,
thalamic
structures
anatomically
functionally
linked
with
limbic
forebrain.
consist
paraventricular
(PV)
paratenial
nuclei,
dorsally
rhomboid
nucleus
reuniens
(RE),
ventrally.
rostral
(ILt)
central
medial
(CM),
paracentral
(PC)
lateral
(CL)
nuclei.
We
presently
concentrate
on
RE,
PV,
CM
CL
thalamus.
receives
diverse
array
input
from
limbic-related
sites,
predominantly
projects
to
hippocampus
"limbic"
cortices.
RE
participates
in
various
cognitive
functions
including
spatial
working
memory,
executive
(attention,
behavioral
flexibility)
affect/fear
behavior.
PV
significant
afferents,
particularly
hypothalamus,
mainly
distributes
"affective"
forebrain
bed
stria
terminalis,
accumbens
amygdala.
Accordingly,
serves
critical
role
"motivated
behaviors"
such
as
arousal,
feeding/consummatory
behavior
drug
addiction.
ILt
both
sensorimotor-related
widely
over
motor
regions
frontal
cortex-and
throughout
dorsal
striatum.
is
for
maintaining
consciousness
directly
sensorimotor
(visuospatial
or
reaction
time
tasks)
tasks
involving
striatal-cortical
interactions.
As
discussed
herein,
while
each
are
distinct,
they
collectively
serve
vital
several
affective,
behaviors
-
components
brainstem-diencephalic-thalamocortical
circuitry.
PLoS Biology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
22(2), С. e3002492 - e3002492
Опубликована: Фев. 22, 2024
Stuttering
occurs
in
early
childhood
during
a
dynamic
phase
of
brain
and
behavioral
development.
The
latest
studies
examining
children
at
ages
close
to
this
critical
developmental
period
have
identified
alterations
that
are
most
likely
linked
stuttering,
while
spontaneous
recovery
appears
related
increased
inter-area
connectivity.
By
contrast,
therapy-driven
improvement
adults
is
associated
with
functional
reorganization
within
beyond
the
speech
network.
etiology
however,
remains
enigmatic.
This
Unsolved
Mystery
highlights
questions
points
neuroimaging
findings
could
inspire
future
research
uncover
how
genetics,
interacting
neural
hierarchies,
social
context,
reward
circuitry
contribute
many
facets
stuttering.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
16(1)
Опубликована: Фев. 3, 2025
Over
the
past
decade,
research
has
shown
that
primary
motor
cortex
(M1),
brain's
main
output
for
movement,
also
responds
to
rewards.
These
reward
signals
may
shape
in
its
final
stages,
influencing
movement
invigoration
and
learning.
In
this
Perspective,
we
highlight
functional
roles
of
M1
propose
how
they
could
guide
advances
neurotechnologies
restoration,
specifically
brain-computer
interfaces
non-invasive
brain
stimulation.
Understanding
open
new
avenues
enhancing
control
rehabilitation.
The
(M1)
not
only
drives
but
authors
discuss
M1's
transform
like
stimulation
recovery.
Physiological Reviews,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
103(1), С. 347 - 389
Опубликована: Июнь 30, 2022
Flexibly
selecting
appropriate
actions
in
response
to
complex,
ever-changing
environments
requires
both
cortical
and
subcortical
regions,
which
are
typically
described
as
participating
a
strict
hierarchy.
In
this
traditional
view,
highly
specialized
circuits
allow
for
efficient
responses
salient
stimuli,
at
the
cost
of
adaptability
context
specificity,
attributed
neocortex.
Their
interactions
often
cortex
providing
top-down
command
signals
structures
implement;
however,
available
technologies
develop,
studies
increasingly
demonstrate
that
behavior
is
represented
by
brainwide
activity
even
contain
early
choice,
suggesting
behavioral
functions
emerge
result
different
regions
interacting
truly
collaborative
networks.
review,
we
discuss
field’s
evolving
understanding
how
placental
mammals
interact
cooperatively,
not
only
via
cortical-subcortical
inputs
but
through
bottom-up
interactions,
especially
thalamus.
We
describe
our
current
circuitry
two
exemplar
structures,
superior
colliculus
striatum,
identify
information
prioritized
regions.
then
functional
these
form
with
one
another,
thalamus,
create
parallel
loops
complex
networks
flow.
Finally,
challenge
classic
view
modules
contained
within
specific
brain
regions;
instead,
propose
certain
prioritize
types
over
others,
subnetworks
they
form,
defined
their
anatomical
connections
dynamics,
basis
true
specialization.
Current Biology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
34(9), С. 1831 - 1843.e7
Опубликована: Апрель 10, 2024
The
coordination
of
neural
activity
across
brain
areas
during
a
specific
behavior
is
often
interpreted
as
communication
involved
in
controlling
the
behavior.
However,
whether
information
relevant
to
actually
transferred
between
untested.
Here,
we
used
information-theoretic
tools
quantify
how
motor
cortex
and
striatum
encode
exchange
behaviorally
about
reach-to-grasp
movement
features
skill
learning
rats.
We
found
temporal
shift
encoding
learning,
well
reversal
primary
direction
flow,
from
cortex-to-striatum
naive
movements
striatum-to-cortex
skilled
movements.
Standard
analytical
methods
that
evolution
overall
learning-such
changes
signal
amplitude
or
areas-failed
capture
these
dynamics.
Using
standard
methods,
instead
consistent
coactivation
signals
production
bidirectional
increase
propagation
learning.
Our
results
show
achieved
through
transformation
routed
cortical
subcortical
isolating
components
informative
critical
uncover
directional
interactions
within
coactive
coordinated
network.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Май 14, 2024
Abstract
Animals
can
quickly
adapt
learned
movements
to
external
perturbations,
and
their
existing
motor
repertoire
likely
influences
ease
of
adaptation.
Long-term
learning
causes
lasting
changes
in
neural
connectivity,
which
shapes
the
activity
patterns
that
be
produced
during
Here,
we
examined
how
a
population’s
patterns,
acquired
through
de
novo
learning,
affect
subsequent
adaptation
by
modeling
cortical
population
dynamics
with
recurrent
networks.
We
trained
networks
on
different
repertoires
comprising
varying
numbers
movements,
they
following
various
experiences.
Networks
multiple
had
more
constrained
robust
dynamics,
were
associated
defined
‘structure’—organization
available
patterns.
This
structure
facilitated
adaptation,
but
only
when
imposed
perturbation
congruent
organization
inputs
learning.
These
results
highlight
trade-offs
skill
acquisition
demonstrate
experiences
shape
geometrical
properties