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Adult male zebra finches (Taeniopygia guttata) continually incorporate adult‐born neurons into HVC, a telencephalic brain region necessary for the production of learned song. These neurons express activity‐dependent immediate early genes (e.g., zenk and c‐fos) following song production, suggesting that these neurons are active during song production. Half of these adult‐born HVC neurons (HVC NNs)...
Although spontaneous activity occurs throughout the neocortex, its relation to the activity produced by external or sensory inputs remains unclear. To address this, we used calcium imaging of mouse thalamocortical slices to reconstruct, with single-cell resolution, the spatiotemporal dynamics of activity of layer 4 in the presence or absence of thalamic stimulation. We found spontaneous neuronal coactivations...
There are substantial differences in the incidence of inhibitory neurons in the ventrobasal complex of rat and cat thalamus. This marked dissimilarity in neuronal composition suggests that there should be corresponding differences in the orchestration of neural activity in these regions during cutaneous stimulation. To explore this possibility, we conducted a cross-correlation analysis of neuronal...
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