Movement-specific signaling is differentially distributed across motor cortex layer 5 projection neuron classes.
Movement-specific signaling is differentially distributed across motor cortex layer 5 projection neuron classes.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.celrep.2022.110801
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发表时间:
2022-05-10
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影响因子:
8.8
通讯作者:
Duguid, Ian
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Currie, Stephen P.;Ammer, Julian J.;Premchand, Brian;Dacre, Joshua;Wu, Yufei;Eleftheriou, Constantinos;Colligan, Matt;Clarke, Thomas;Mitchell, Leah;Faisal, A. Aldo;Hennig, Matthias H.;Duguid, Ian
Motor cortex generates descending output necessary for executing a wide range of limb movements. Although movement-related activity has been described throughout motor cortex, the spatiotemporal organization of movement-specific signaling in deep layers remains largely unknown. Here we record layer 5B population dynamics in the caudal forelimb area of motor cortex while mice perform a forelimb push/pull task and find that most neurons show movement-invariant responses, with a minority displaying movement specificity. Using cell-type-specific imaging, we identify that invariant responses dominate pyramidal tract (PT) neuron activity, with a small subpopulation representing movement type, whereas a larger proportion of intratelencephalic (IT) neurons display movement-type-specific signaling. The proportion of IT neurons decoding movement-type peaks prior to movement initiation, whereas for PT neurons, this occurs during movement execution. Our data suggest that layer 5B population dynamics largely reflect movement-invariant signaling, with information related to movement-type being routed through relatively small, distributed subpopulations of projection neurons. Movement-invariant responses dominate layer 5B population dynamics Small proportions of layer 5B projection neurons display movement-specific activity Movement specificity is differentially distributed across projection neuron classes IT neurons encode movement type before and PT neurons after movement initiation Currie et al. show that movement-type-specific information is routed through relatively small, distributed subpopulations of motor cortical layer 5B projection neurons. Using 2-photon population calcium imaging, they demonstrate that movement-invariant signaling dominates layer 5B population dynamics, whereas movement-specific signaling is differentially distributed across projection neuron classes.
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