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第六层 皮质层神经元通过皮质层-皮质层和皮质层-皮质层-皮质层途径诱导高马振荡
Simone Russo1, Elaida D Dimwamwa1, Garrett B Stanley2
1Wallace H Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0535.
概括
第六层皮质体质神经元 (L6CT) 调节大脑振荡. 激活这些神经元会影响皮质中的高马振荡,通过激活皮质-丘脑-皮质电路,影响神经发射模式.
科学领域:
- 神经科学是一个神经科学.
- 计算神经科学是一种神经科学.
- 系统神经科学 系统神经科学
背景情况:
- 第六层皮质体质神经元 (L6CT) 连接皮质和质体.
- L6CT神经元活动会影响皮质和乳头发射以及局部场潜力 (LFP) 中高马振荡.
研究的目的:
- 调查L6CT神经元激活的高马振荡是否反映动态电路参与.
- 确定L6CT神经元在通过皮层内和皮层-甲状腺-皮层通路塑造LFP振荡中的作用.
主要方法:
- 在表达通道罗多普辛-2的NTSR1-cre小鼠中,L6CT神经元的光遗传激活.
- 记录神经活动在主要体感管皮层 (S1) 和腹部后介质核 (VPm) 的 thalamus 使用探针在清醒,头部固定小鼠.
- 呈现不同强度的坡道和保持光刺激来调节L6CT神经元活动.
主要成果:
- L6CT神经元激活在S1中诱导了高频LFP振荡,频率由光强度和时间调节,但不是振幅.
- 大多数S1神经元显示抑制发射,而VPm和S1层4快速升 (L4FS) 神经元从抑制转变为促进.
- 发现LFP频率与VPm发射速率有选择性相关.
结论:
- L6CT神经元通过皮层-甲状腺-皮层电路雕刻S1 LFP振荡频率.
- 这些发现将L6CT介导的反复相互作用与生理和病理状态中的高马振荡联系起来.
- 不同的神经元招募表明,皮质内和皮质-甲状腺-皮质路径有不同的作用.
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