ArticleFrontiers in cellular neuroscience2019
S1 Employs Feature-Dependent Differential Selectivity of Single Cells and Distributed Patterns of Populations to Encode Mechanosensations.
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- Lessons From Deep Neural Networks for Studying the Coding Principles of Biological Neural Networks.Frontiers in systems neuroscience · 2020Article
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Abstract
The primary somatosensory (S1) cortex plays an important role in the perception and discrimination of touch and pain mechanosensations. Conventionally, neurons in the somatosensory system including S1 cortex have been classified into low/high threshold (HT; non-nociceptive/nociceptive) or wide dynamic range (WDR; convergent) neurons by their electrophysiological responses to innocuous brush-stroke and noxious forceps-pinch stimuli. Besides this "noxiousness" (innocuous/noxious) feature, each stimulus also includes other stimulus features: "texture" (brush hairs/forceps-steel arm), "dynamics" (dynamic stroke/static press) and "intensity" (weak/strong). However, it remains unknown how S1 neurons inclusively process such diverse features of brushing and pinch at the single-cell and population levels. Using
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