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https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-05910-2 - SOM in amygdala -
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Adaptive disinhibitory gating by VIP interneurons permits associative learning | Nature Neuroscience VIP disinhibition role in fear conditioning with auditory stimuli. Amygdala to ACX VIP neurons control.
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Role of interneuron subtypes in controlling trial-by-trial output variability in the neocortex (biorxiv.org) - modelling paper
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How VIP and SOM play a role in Mismatch negativity - Visuomotor Coupling Shapes the Functional Development of Mouse Visual Cortex | Elsevier Enhanced Reader
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PV and visual stimulus - Parvalbumin-Expressing Interneurons Linearly Transform Cortical Responses to Visual Stimuli - ScienceDirect
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How inhibitory neurons modulate sensory representation - VIP → SOM → PV : Inhibitory microcircuits for top-down plasticity of sensory representations (nature.com)
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How VIP regulates cortical activity ? - SOM and PV inhibit Pyramidal cells. but VIP inhibits SOM(mainly) and PV(lightly) to excite PC. During locomotion, VIP cells are active and help in exciting neocortical neurons, when VIP are turned off - locomotion activity decreases. VIP+ interneurons control neocortical activity across brain states (physiology.org)
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Cortical interneurons that specialize in disinhibitory control Cortical interneurons that specialize in disinhibitory control - PMC (nih.gov) During the performance of an auditory discrimination task, reinforcement signals (reward and punishment) strongly and uniformly activated VIP neurons in auditory cortex, and in turn VIP recruitment increased the gain of a functional subpopulation of principal neurons
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Disinhibitory microcircuit for associative fear learning in the auditory cortex
A disinhibitory microcircuit for associative fear learning in the auditory cortex | Nature
To test directly the role of auditory cortex in this paradigm, we inhibited neuronal activity during fear conditioning by local injection of the GABAA (c-aminobutyric acid)-receptor agonist muscimol into the auditory cortex (Fig. 1a and Supplementary Fig. 1). When tested 24 h later in a drug-free state, this manipulation resulted in strongly reduced fear levels (Fig. 1b), indicating that activity in auditory cortex is required for fear learning in this paradigm.
inhibition auditory cortex neurons ⇒ mouse doesn’t learn.
mouse doesn’t hear well ⇒ so it can’t learn?
Tone with shock
Basal forebrain → L1 : activate using Ach
L1 →(normal) PV L2/3 → Exc : Tone
L1 → (inhibit strongly ⇒ causing disinhibition of Exc)PV L2/3 → Exc : Tone with shock
This disinhibition is important for fear learning, the inhibition masks the fear part. When no disinhi, less fear
in L1 a large part of them are GABA
L1 interneurons may be a general feature of neocortical organization
- Rapid Rebalancing of Excitation and Inhibition byCortical Circuitry
Rapid Rebalancing of Excitation and Inhibition by Cortical Circuitry | Elsevier Enhanced Reader Activating archaerhodopsin in PV+ neurons effectively suppressed them in layer 4. How- ever, the resulting increase in excitation outweighed Arch suppression and produced a net increase in PV+ activity in downstream layers.
suppressing PV+ neurons did not reduce inhibition to principal neurons (PNs) but instead resulted in a tightly coordinated increase in both excitation and inhibition.
The suppression of PV+ activity in L4 led to an increase in excitatory drive to neurons downstream of L4, which outweighed the suppressive effect of Arch and produced a net increase in PV+ spiking.
PV → PC, PC → PV
PV supressed with arch ⇒ PV rate decreases ⇒ PC increases ⇒ PC activates PV more ⇒ PV increases (effect of PC activation > Arch supresssion)
Supress PV ⇒ PC activity increases. Reasons could be
- inhibition decrease bcoz PV off
- PC increase bcoz PV off ⇒ PC inc ⇒ PC give more current to PC
to know 1 or 2, measure epsc and ipsc.
expected - ipsc dec and epsc inc
actually - both epsc and ipsc inc.
both epsc and ipsc increased by same factor,
⇒ rebalance occuring in the circuitry, if PV off, PC inc activating PV, PV on, all normal except both exc and inh increase
now if pre-syn current inc, 2 reasons -
- pre syn spikes inc
- synchronisation
to check integral of the postsynaptic current (total charge, QE and QI) ⇒
which scales with the number of presynaptic spikes, independent of their timing
WHY THIS?
n summary, we found that broadly suppressing PV+ activity did not reduce inhibition to PNs but instead produced a tightly coordinated increase in both excitation and inhibition, in which all major features of excitatory-inhibitory interactions—amplitude ratio, relative timing, and co-tuning—were preserved
So if PV is off, circuit is almost the same, which things both exc and inh elevated.
Green - PV
Red - PV off
The same cells showed a 5.0 – 2.7-ms decrease in median spike latency, a hallmark of increased excitatory drive
There are networks of neurons. Network consists of pv, PC. these networks could be in different layers or in the same horizontal layer.
Supress pv in one ⇒ in that network, u will find pv rate dec, pc rate inc
but pc projecting into diff network ⇒ pv rate inc and pc rate inc in that different network. reason - pc inc will inc epsc in pc of next layer, pc inc will also increase ipsc in pv of next layer.
- Disinhibition, a Circuit Mechanism for Associative Learning and Memory
Disinhibition, a Circuit Mechanism for Associative Learning and Memory | Elsevier Enhanced Reader
Young idea - inhibition pathways are disinhibited for sake of learning
Disinhibition improves:-
disinhibition improved memory - Involvement of the amygdala GABAergic system in the modulation of memory storage - ScienceDirect
inhibition improves -
Identification of a novel, selective GABA(A) alpha5 receptor inverse agonist which enhances cognition
- Amplifying the redistribution of somato-dendritic inhibition by the interplay of three interneuron types
- Parvalbumin-expressing (PV) interneurons preferably inhibit the perisomatic regions and the basal dendrites of exc(pryramidal cell)
- somatostatin-expressing (SOM) neurons mainly target the apical dendrites of PCs
- vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP) mainly connects to the dendrite-targeting SOM neurons, thereby providing a disinhibitory circuit for the distal dendrite of PCs
While top-down feedback is associated with internal predictions, bottom-up connections are thought to carry information from the external world
Connection prob: SOM largely inhibits PV, next PC, next VIP(receiprocal connections between VIP and PV).
VIP controls whether to integrate or cancel bottom up and top down inputs
When the network is in the “switch” regime, we found that small changes in VIP input are sufficient to switch the network between two computational states in which top-down inputs are either transmitted or cancelled entirely
VIP and Mismatch
there are some neurons - Mismatch neurons(MM), fire highly when predictions ≠sensory input
After experience SOM and MM have connections, SOM receives sensory input
VIP receives predictions if predictions == sensory input VIP remains off
SOM inhibits MM neurons ⇒ MM neurons don’t fire
if predictions ≠sensory input
VIP(that receive predictions) active. VIP turns off SOM
MM don’t receive inhibition from SOM, MM fire
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- Somatostatin interneurons in auditory cortex regulate cortical representations and contribute to auditory perception
46 SOM interneurons from layer 2/3 (L2/3) of mouse auditory cortex during task performance, and observed large evoked calcium transients in SOM interneurons during task performance
either selective to tone frequencies or to categorical choices (Figure 1D ).
todo
- 1 E and F - ROC
scaling of the tuning curve (type II) is likely to have an effect on stimulus detection
som on in type - 1 → stimulus discrimination
som off in type -2 → stimulus detection