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James M Otis1, Vijay M K Namboodiri1,2, Ana M Matan1

  • 1Department of Psychiatry, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27599, USA.

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科学分野:

  • 神経科学
  • 行動神経科学
  • 計算神経科学

背景:

  • 前頭前皮質 (PFC) は 動機付けられた行動に不可欠です
  • PFCニューロンは 腹筋線状体や 中央のタラムスのような 皮質下部に広がり 報酬の獲得に影響を与えます
  • 特定のPFC投影経路が報酬情報をどのように暗号化するかを理解することは極めて重要です.

研究 の 目的:

  • 学習中に報酬予測シグナルをコードするプロジェクション特有のドーソメディアル前頭前神経細胞を調査する.
  • 報酬を求める行動における 皮質三角関節と皮質タラミック経路の因果関係を 決定する.

主な方法:

  • パブロフの条件付けタスク中にマウスにおける2フォトンカルシウムイメージング.
  • 特定された投影標的を持つドースメディアル前頭皮質 (dmPFC) のニューロンの活動を監視する.
  • 双方向の光産生操作で 皮質と脳皮質のニューロンを操作する

主要な成果:

  • 背中前頭前神経は 多様な集団活動パターンを示した.
  • コルチコストリアタルニューロンは 学習中の報酬シグナルに対する 増幅された興奮反応を示しました
  • 脳皮質の神経細胞は 学習中の報酬信号に対して 抑制反応を発達させました
  • コルチコストリアタルニューロンの光遺伝的刺激は報酬の探求を促進し,コルチコタラミックニューロンの刺激はそれを抑制した.

結論:

  • 前頭前野回路は,プロジェクション特有のニューロン集団の反対の行動を通じて,報酬を求める行動を動的に制御する.
  • コルチコストリアタル経路は報酬の探求を促進しますが コルチコタラミック経路はそれを阻害します
  • この研究は,PFCの異なる出力が動機付けられた行動をどのように制御するかのメカニズムを明らかにしています.