Learning-dependent functional increase in connectivity among the posterior striatum, lateral geniculate nucleus, and visual cortex in the visual discrimination task
Sai Tanimoto, Shigeyoshi Fujisawa · FENS Forum 2024
Animals can find important objects automatically and choose proper actions quickly as they repeatedly experience the same situations. Recent studies have suggested that the posterior part of the striatum (pStr) which is innervated from various sensory areas is involved in finding familiar objects automatically and quickly. The next question to be answered is how pStr neurons change their activities and contribute to finding objects quickly through learning in interaction with other regions. In this study, we focused on visual processing and approached the above question by examining the intera
ePoster · Neuroscience