2022
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.4086942
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Firing Patterns of Ventral Hippocampal Neurons Predict the Exploration of Anxiogenic Locations

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“…On average, dHPC neurons were inhibited during freezing events while vHPC neurons were not ( Figure 2A-B ). This result failed to support our initial hypothesis, and was surprising given the ample published evidence for a role of vHPC in controlling anxiety and fear behavior 13,20,22,24,37 . A possible explanation for the dHPC freezing-associated inhibition would be related to the motor, rather than the emotional, aspects of freezing.…”
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“…On average, dHPC neurons were inhibited during freezing events while vHPC neurons were not ( Figure 2A-B ). This result failed to support our initial hypothesis, and was surprising given the ample published evidence for a role of vHPC in controlling anxiety and fear behavior 13,20,22,24,37 . A possible explanation for the dHPC freezing-associated inhibition would be related to the motor, rather than the emotional, aspects of freezing.…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 81%
“…First, the precision of spatial coding diminishes along the dorsoventral axis of the HPC [15][16][17][18] . Second, neurons in more ventral parts of the HPC exhibit a stronger association with the emotional valence of locations [19][20][21][22] and odors 23 as compared to the dHPC. Moreover, recent work further suggests that specific pathways between the vHPC, the amygdala, and the prefrontal cortex are key for anxiety and fear-related behaviors 13,20,[24][25][26][27][28] .…”
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“…A home-made adjustable linear track maze (31) (L80 cm x W10-7 cm x H12 cm) was built in order to create 4 different anxiety levels in mice: First, a ‘no anxiety’ (NA, Figure 1A top left) configuration in which the entire maze was surrounded by walls and the mice had to visual insight into the height of the maze. Second, a ‘low anxiety’ (LA, Figure 1A top right) configuration in which the openable second half of the maze was opened and the mice could perceive the 70 cm height of the maze.…”
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“…A home-made adjustable linear track maze (31) (L80 cm x W10-7 cm x H12 cm, Suppl. video 1) was built in order to create 6 different anxiety levels in mice: 1. a ‘no anxiety’ (NA, Figure 1A top left) configuration in which the entire maze was surrounded by walls and the mice had no visual insight into the height of the maze.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%