Sleep replay reveals premotor circuit structure for a skilled behavior.
Sleep replay reveals premotor circuit structure for a skilled behavior.
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10.1016/j.neuron.2021.09.021
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发表时间:
2021-12-01
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影响因子:
16.2
通讯作者:
Long MA
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Elmaleh M;Kranz D;Asensio AC;Moll FW;Long MA
Neural circuits often exhibit sequences of activity, but the contribution of local networks to their generation remains unclear. In the zebra finch, song-related premotor sequences within HVC may result from some combination of local connectivity and long-range thalamic inputs from nucleus uvaeformis (Uva). Because lesions to either structure abolish song, we examine ‘sleep replay’ using high-density recording methods to reconstruct precise song-related events. Replay activity persists after the upstream nucleus interfacialis of the nidopallium is lesioned and slows when HVC is cooled, demonstrating that HVC provides temporal structure for these events. To further gauge the importance of intra-HVC connectivity for shaping network dynamics, we lesion Uva during sleep and find that residual replay sequences can span syllable boundaries, supporting a model in which HVC can propagate sequences throughout the duration of the song. Our results highlight the power of studying offline activity for studying behaviorally relevant circuit organization. Elmaleh et al. use high density recordings to measure the activity of the song control pathway in the zebra finch. They precisely decode snippets of song-related activity during sleep and leverage these ‘offline’ dynamics to test three models of network connectivity responsible for sequence generation.
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