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  • NYU Dataset

    Hierarchical Representations of Aggression in a Hypothalamic-Midbrain Circuit

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    Annegret L. Falkner
    Dongyu Wei
    Anjeli Song
    Li W. Watsek
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    Ventrolateral area is known as a critical locus for the generation of conspecific aggression, where neurons responding during multiple phases of a social interaction. However, how these neurons organize aggressive action is still unknown. This study found that a hypothalamic-midbrain circuit that represents hierarchically organized signals during aggression. For this study, C57BL/6N, Swiss Webster,...

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    Inhibitory Co-Transmission From Midbrain Dopamine Neurons Relies on Presynaptic GABA Uptake

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    Riccardo Melani
    Nicolas X. Tritsch
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    Dopamine releasing neurons in the substantia nigra pars compacta inhibit target cells in the striatum through postsynaptic activation of γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) receptors. However, the molecular mechanisms responsible for GABAergic signaling remains unknown. This study found that inhibitory co-transmission from midbrain dopaminergic neurons does not depend on cell-autonomous GABA synthesis, but...

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    Identifying Behavioral Links to Neural Dynamics of Multifiber Photometry Recordings

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    Yibo Chen
    Jonathan Chien
    Bing Dai
    Dayu Lin
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    The hypothalamic-midbrain neural circuits play an important role in social interactions involving aggression, defense, and mating. However, how population-averaged neural activity measured by multi-fiber photometry (MFP) for calcium fluorescence signals correlates with social behaviors is a fundamental question. This study proposed a state-space analysis framework to characterize mouse MFP data based...

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