Diversity in spatial frequency, temporal frequency, and speed tuning across mouse visual cortical areas and layers.
Diversity in spatial frequency, temporal frequency, and speed tuning across mouse visual cortical areas and layers.
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10.1002/cne.25404
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发表时间:
2022-12
影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
Callaway, Edward M.
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Wang, Helen;Dey, Oyshi;Lagos, Willian N.;Callaway, Edward M.
The mouse visual system consists of several visual cortical areas thought to be specialized for different visual features and/or tasks. Previous studies have revealed differences between primary visual cortex (V1) and other higher visual areas, namely anterolateral (AL) and posteromedial (PM), and their tuning preferences for spatial and temporal frequency. However, these differences have primarily been characterized using methods that are biased towards superficial layers of cortex, such as 2-photon calcium imaging. Fewer studies have investigated cell types in deeper layers of these areas and their tuning preferences. Because superficial versus deep layer neurons and different types of deep layer neurons are known to have different feedforward and feedback inputs and outputs, comparing the tuning preferences of these groups is important for understanding cortical visual information processing. In this study, we used extracellular electrophysiology and 2-photon calcium imaging targeted towards two different layer 5 cell classes to characterize their tuning properties in V1, AL, and PM. We find that deep layer neurons, similar to superficial layer neurons, are also specialized for different spatial and temporal frequencies, with the strongest differences between AL-V1 and AL-PM, but not V1-PM. However, we note that the deep layer neuron populations preferred a larger range of SFs and TFs compared to previous studies. We also find that extratelencephalically projecting layer 5 neurons are more direction selective than intratelencephalically projecting layer 5 neurons. Using extracellular electrophysiology and 2-photon calcium imaging genetically targeted to different layer 5 cell classes, we characterize the spatial frequency (SF), temporal frequency (TF), and speed tuning of deep (layer 5/6) cortical neurons in mouse primary visual cortex (V1) and higher visual cortical areas anterolateral (AL) and posteromedial (PM). We find that deep layer neurons, like superficial layer neurons, are functionally specialized for different spatial and temporal frequencies in different visual areas. However, we also found a larger range of preferred SFs and TFs than previously reported in superficial cortical layers. We also find that direction tuning is much more prominent for layer 5 extratelencelphalically than layer 5 intratelencephalically projecting neurons in multiple visual areas.
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