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Enhancing cortico-motoneuronal projections for vocalization in mice

2024-10-16

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Several hypotheses have been proposed on the anatomical brain differences that endow some species with the rare ability of vocal learning, a critical component of spoken language. One long-standing thus far untested hypothesis is that a robust direct projection from motor cortex layer 5 neurons to brainstem vocal motor neurons enables fine motor control of laryngeal musculature in vocal learners. This connection h...

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2acbb2d9-fcfd-5cd8-83f0-e8ba1cc81fa4
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10.1101/2024.10.14.618267
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