A neuronal blueprint for directional mechanosensation in larval zebrafish.
Curr. Biol. 31, 1463-1475.e6 (2021)
Animals have a remarkable ability to use local cues to orient in space in the absence of a panoramic fixed reference frame. Here we use the mechanosensory lateral line in larval zebrafish to understand rheotaxis, an innate oriented swimming evoked by water currents. We generated a comprehensive light-microscopy cell-resolution projectome of lateralis afferent neurons (LANs) and used clustering techniques for morphological classification. We find surprising structural constancy among LANs. Laser-mediated microlesions indicate that precise topographic mapping of lateral-line receptors is not essential for rheotaxis. Recording neuronal-activity during controlled mechanical stimulation of neuromasts reveals unequal representation of water-flow direction in the hindbrain. We explored potential circuit architectures constrained by anatomical and functional data to suggest a parsimonious model under which the integration of lateralized signals transmitted by direction-selective LANs underlies the encoding of water-flow direction in the brain. These data provide a new framework to understand how animals use local mechanical cues to orient in space.
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Hair Cells ; Lateral Line ; Mechanosensation ; Neurons ; Projectome ; Rheotaxis ; Single-cell Tracing ; Somatotopy; Posterior Lateral-line; Afferent Neurons; Hair-cells; Organization; Rheotaxis; Goldfish; Projectome; Synapses; System; Maps
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englisch
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2021
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2021
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0960-9822
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1879-0445
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Band: 31,
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Seiten: 1463-1475.e6
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Elsevier
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Peer reviewed
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30204 - Cell Programming and Repair
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Stem Cell and Neuroscience
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G-500100-001
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Helmholtz Association
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NIH BRAIN Initiative
Max-Planck Society
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2021-04-21