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Whitesell, Jennifer D.; Liska, Adam; Coletta, Ludovico; Hirokawa, Karla E.; Bohn, Phillip; Williford, Ali; Groblewski, Peter A.; Graddis, Nile; Kuan, Leonard; Knox, Joseph E.; Ho, Anh; Wakeman, Wayne; Nicovich, Philip R.; Nguyen, Thuc Nghi; van Velthoven, Cindy T.J.; Garren, Emma; Fong, Olivia; Naeemi, Maitham; Henry, Alex M.; Dee, Nick; Smith, Kimberly A.; Levi, Boaz; Feng, David; Ng, Lydia; Tasic, Bosiljka; Zeng, Hongkui; Mihalas, Stefan; Gozzi, Alessandro; Harris, Julie A.
Neuron, 02/2021, Letnik: 109, Številka: 3Journal Article
The evolutionarily conserved default mode network (DMN) is a distributed set of brain regions coactivated during resting states that is vulnerable to brain disorders. How disease affects the DMN is unknown, but detailed anatomical descriptions could provide clues. Mice offer an opportunity to investigate structural connectivity of the DMN across spatial scales with cell-type resolution. We co-registered maps from functional magnetic resonance imaging and axonal tracing experiments into the 3D Allen mouse brain reference atlas. We find that the mouse DMN consists of preferentially interconnected cortical regions. As a population, DMN layer 2/3 (L2/3) neurons project almost exclusively to other DMN regions, whereas L5 neurons project in and out of the DMN. In the retrosplenial cortex, a core DMN region, we identify two L5 projection types differentiated by in- or out-DMN targets, laminar position, and gene expression. These results provide a multi-scale description of the anatomical correlates of the mouse DMN. Display omitted •Mouse resting-state default mode network anatomy described at high resolution in 3D•Systematic axon tracing shows cortical DMN regions are preferentially interconnected•Layer 2/3 DMN neurons project mostly in the DMN; layer 5 neurons project in and out•Retrosplenial cortex contains distinct types of in- and out-DMN projection neurons The default mode network is vulnerable to brain disorders, but details of its anatomy and connectivity are coarse. Whitesell et al. use modern neuroanatomical tools in the mouse, including whole-brain imaging and viral tracing, to provide high-resolution anatomical descriptions and identify cell type correlates of this conserved brain network.
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