Constructing an adult orofacial premotor atlas in Allen mouse CCF

Premotor circuits in the brainstem project to pools of orofacial motoneurons to execute essential motor action such as licking, chewing, breathing, and in rodent, whisking. Previous transsynaptic tracing studies only mapped orofacial premotor circuits in neonatal mice, but the adult circuits remain...

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Autores principales: Jun Takatoh, Jae Hong Park, Jinghao Lu, Shun Li, PM Thompson, Bao-Xia Han, Shengli Zhao, David Kleinfeld, Beth Friedman, Fan Wang
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:3097c2210f9b4a1dba2bbbd29383a5502021-11-14T15:15:59ZConstructing an adult orofacial premotor atlas in Allen mouse CCF10.7554/eLife.672912050-084Xe67291https://doaj.org/article/3097c2210f9b4a1dba2bbbd29383a5502021-04-01T00:00:00Zhttps://elifesciences.org/articles/67291https://doaj.org/toc/2050-084XPremotor circuits in the brainstem project to pools of orofacial motoneurons to execute essential motor action such as licking, chewing, breathing, and in rodent, whisking. Previous transsynaptic tracing studies only mapped orofacial premotor circuits in neonatal mice, but the adult circuits remain unknown as a consequence of technical difficulties. Here, we developed a three-step monosynaptic transsynaptic tracing strategy to identify premotor neurons controlling vibrissa, tongue protrusion, and jaw-closing muscles in the adult mouse. We registered these different groups of premotor neurons onto the Allen mouse brain common coordinate framework (CCF) and consequently generated a combined 3D orofacial premotor atlas, revealing unique spatial organizations of distinct premotor circuits. We further uncovered premotor neurons that simultaneously innervate multiple motor nuclei and, consequently, are likely to coordinate different muscles involved in the same orofacial motor actions. Our method for tracing adult premotor circuits and registering to Allen CCF is generally applicable and should facilitate the investigations of motor controls of diverse behaviors.Jun TakatohJae Hong ParkJinghao LuShun LiPM ThompsonBao-Xia HanShengli ZhaoDavid KleinfeldBeth FriedmanFan WangeLife Sciences Publications Ltdarticleorofacial behaviorspremotor circuitswhiskinglickingmasticationmonosynaptic rabiesMedicineRScienceQBiology (General)QH301-705.5ENeLife, Vol 10 (2021)
institution DOAJ
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language EN
topic orofacial behaviors
premotor circuits
whisking
licking
mastication
monosynaptic rabies
Medicine
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Science
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Biology (General)
QH301-705.5
spellingShingle orofacial behaviors
premotor circuits
whisking
licking
mastication
monosynaptic rabies
Medicine
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Science
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Biology (General)
QH301-705.5
Jun Takatoh
Jae Hong Park
Jinghao Lu
Shun Li
PM Thompson
Bao-Xia Han
Shengli Zhao
David Kleinfeld
Beth Friedman
Fan Wang
Constructing an adult orofacial premotor atlas in Allen mouse CCF
description Premotor circuits in the brainstem project to pools of orofacial motoneurons to execute essential motor action such as licking, chewing, breathing, and in rodent, whisking. Previous transsynaptic tracing studies only mapped orofacial premotor circuits in neonatal mice, but the adult circuits remain unknown as a consequence of technical difficulties. Here, we developed a three-step monosynaptic transsynaptic tracing strategy to identify premotor neurons controlling vibrissa, tongue protrusion, and jaw-closing muscles in the adult mouse. We registered these different groups of premotor neurons onto the Allen mouse brain common coordinate framework (CCF) and consequently generated a combined 3D orofacial premotor atlas, revealing unique spatial organizations of distinct premotor circuits. We further uncovered premotor neurons that simultaneously innervate multiple motor nuclei and, consequently, are likely to coordinate different muscles involved in the same orofacial motor actions. Our method for tracing adult premotor circuits and registering to Allen CCF is generally applicable and should facilitate the investigations of motor controls of diverse behaviors.
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Jae Hong Park
Jinghao Lu
Shun Li
PM Thompson
Bao-Xia Han
Shengli Zhao
David Kleinfeld
Beth Friedman
Fan Wang
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title Constructing an adult orofacial premotor atlas in Allen mouse CCF
title_short Constructing an adult orofacial premotor atlas in Allen mouse CCF
title_full Constructing an adult orofacial premotor atlas in Allen mouse CCF
title_fullStr Constructing an adult orofacial premotor atlas in Allen mouse CCF
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