-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Heterogeneous associative plasticity in the auditory cortex induced by fear learning - novel insight into the classical conditioning paradigm. 2021
Department of Physiology, Second Faculty of Medicine, Charles University in Prague, Prague, Czech Republic. Ondrej.novak@lfmotol.cuni.cz.
We used two-photon calcium imaging with single-cell and cell-type resolution. Fear conditioning induced heterogeneous tuning shifts at single-cell level in the auditory cortex, with shifts both to CS+ frequency and to the control CS- stimulus frequency. We thus extend the view of simple expansion of CS+ tuned regions. Instead of conventional freezing reactions only, we observe selective orienting responses towards the conditioned stimuli. The orienting responses were often followed by escape behavior.
Related Publications
O Zelenka, and
O Novak, and
A Brunova, and
J Syka
April 2003,
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,
O Zelenka, and
O Novak, and
A Brunova, and
J Syka
June 2015,
Journal of behavior therapy and experimental psychiatry,
O Zelenka, and
O Novak, and
A Brunova, and
J Syka
May 2007,
The Journal of neuroscience : the official journal of the Society for Neuroscience,
O Zelenka, and
O Novak, and
A Brunova, and
J Syka
December 2011,
Nature,
O Zelenka, and
O Novak, and
A Brunova, and
J Syka
November 2011,
Pain,
O Zelenka, and
O Novak, and
A Brunova, and
J Syka
September 2018,
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America,
O Zelenka, and
O Novak, and
A Brunova, and
J Syka
August 2019,
Learning & memory (Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.),
O Zelenka, and
O Novak, and
A Brunova, and
J Syka
January 2020,
Matter,
O Zelenka, and
O Novak, and
A Brunova, and
J Syka
February 2012,
Cognitive neurodynamics,
O Zelenka, and
O Novak, and
A Brunova, and
J Syka
November 2013,
Human brain mapping,
