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Knogler et al., 2019 - Motor context dominates output from Purkinje cell functional regions during reflexive visuomotor behaviours
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Calcium signals report complex spikes reliably but can also report simple spike bursts.

(a) Example cell-attached electrophysiological recording (ephys, black trace) and simultaneously recorded fluorescence trace (green) from a Purkinje cell expressing GCaMP6s under the Purkinje cell-specific ca8 enhancer. All complex spikes (orange dots) are accompanied by an increase in fluorescence as shown as a deflection in the fluorescence trace that accounts for every peak in the complex spike regressor (orange trace, spike rate convolved with GCaMP kernel). In contrast, only high frequency bursts of simple spikes (blue dots) influence the fluorescence signal (indicated by blue arrowheads). (b) The mean spike-triggered fluorescence signal and standard deviation is plotted for the example cell from a) for complex and simple spike bursts (N = 25 each). (c) A composite epifluorescent image showing a bright field dorsal view of the cerebellum together with single-cell GCaMP expression in the Purkinje cell from the previous panels and the rhodamine-filled electrode contacting this cell. The outline and midline of the cerebellum is indicated by the dashed white line. Scale bar = 50 microns. (d) The mean spike-triggered fluorescence signal and standard error is plotted for eight cells (N = 6 fish) for complex and simple spike bursts. (e) The relative contribution of the complex spike (CS) and simple spike (SS) regressors (spike rates convolved with the GCaMP kernel) to the fluorescence signal in each cell as determined by least squares regression (see Materials and methods) across the eight cells. The example cell from a) is indicated. (f) The location of all example cells, color-coded by relative SS regressor contribution. (g) Overview of i) the morphology of a singly-labelled Purkinje cell and the subcellular regions of interest (ROIs) with ii) corresponding calcium signals obtained from high resolution two-photon imaging (see Materials and methods). Scale bars = 20 microns. (h) Quantification of the correlation coefficient between the calcium signal from the most distal dendritic segment and the soma. N = 5 cells from three fish.

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