2021
DOI: 10.1101/2021.10.26.466011
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Social experience dependent plasticity of mouse song selectivity without that of song components

Abstract: Syllable sequences in male mouse ultrasonic-vocalizations (USVs), “songs”, contain structure -quantified through predictability, like birdsong and aspects of speech. Apparent USV innateness and lack of learnability, discount mouse USVs for modelling speech-like social communication and its deficits. Informative contextual natural sequences (SN) were theoretically extracted and they were preferred by female mice. Primary auditory cortex (A1) supragranular neurons show differential selectivity to the same syllab… Show more

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