Uncovering mirror neurons’ molecular identity by single cell transcriptomics and microarray analysis
YiFei Zhou,
Steven Varty
Abstract:Mirror neurons (MNs) fire action potentials both when performing and seeing particular actions, ranging from grasping an object to observing a simple smile. During neuroimaging, the active cortical regions in both execution and observation are referred to as the mirror neuron system. It is composed of the superior temporal sulcus, posterior parietal cortex, and inferior frontal gyrus in humans. We aimed to find MNs’ neuronal identity, or the cell cluster to which MN belongs. Such identification lays the ground… Show more
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