Ontogeny of the VIP+ interneuron sensory-motor circuit prior to active whisking
Ontogeny of the VIP+ interneuron sensory-motor circuit prior to active whisking
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10.1101/2020.07.01.182238
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2020-07
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C. Vagnoni;Liad J. Baruchin;Filippo Ghezzi;Sara Ratti;Z. Molnár;S. Butt
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C. Vagnoni;Liad J. Baruchin;Filippo Ghezzi;Sara Ratti;Z. Molnár;S. Butt
Development of the cortical circuits for sensory-motor processing require the coordinated integration of both columnar and long-range synaptic connections. To understand how this occurs at the level of individual neurons we have explored the timeline over which vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP)-expressing interneurons integrate into mouse somatosensory cortex. We find a distinction in emergent long-range anterior-motor and columnar glutamatergic inputs onto layer (L)2 and L3 VIP+ interneurons respectively. In parallel, VIP+ interneurons form efferent connections onto both pyramidal cells and interneurons in the immediate column in an inside-out manner. Cell-autonomous deletion of the fate-determinant transcription factor, Prox1, spares long-range anterior-motor inputs onto VIP+ interneurons, but leads to deficits in local connectivity. This imbalance in the somatosensory circuit results in altered spontaneous and sensory-evoked cortical activity in vivo. This identifies a critical role for VIP+ interneurons, and more broadly interneuron heterogeneity, in formative circuits of neocortex.