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Specialized parallel pathways for adaptive control of visual object pursuit

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By Matthew Collie, Chennan Jin, Victoria Rockwell, Emily Kellogg, Quinn X Vanderbeck, Alexandra K. Hartman, Stephen Holtz, Rachel Wilson
| Cell Press Verified
During visual pursuit, flies vary not only their steering but also their forward velocity.35,40,63 Indeed, we found that epochs of more consistent orienting toward an object in virtual reality generally coincided with epochs of faster forward velocity (Figures 5A and 5B). In addition, a given visual object position evoked stronger steering responses when forward velocity was also high (Figures 5C and 5D).
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A cell type in the visual system that receives feedback about limb movement

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By Alexandra K. Hartman, Matthew Collie, Emily Kellogg, Chennan Jin, Stephen Holtz, Rachel Wilson
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords insect vision sensory-motor integration efference corollary discharge forward model Introduction Perhaps surprisingly, much of the activity in “sensory” brain regions is actually correlated with an animal’s own spontaneous movements.1,2,3 This has been repeatedly discovered in mice,4,5,6,7,8 fruit flies,9,10,11,12 and worms,13 although with smaller effects in primates.3,14,15 Neural activity in sensory brain regions is often most robustly correlated with locomotion, but several...
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A novel reticular node in the brainstem synchronizes neonatal mouse crying with breathing

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By Xin Wei, Bowen Dempsey, Matthew Collie
| Cell Press Verified
Highlights • Speech is a stereotyped rhythmic behavior predicted to be driven by a CPG • Similar to speech, mouse cries have rhythmic syllables and a stereotyped motor program • The iRO has the connectivity and intrinsic rhythmicity to produce timed cries • The iRO is necessary and sufficient for cries and the embedded syllable structure Summary Human speech can be divided into short, rhythmically timed elements, similar to syllables within words.
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