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Percolation in the resting zebrafish habenula

Suryadi, ; Cheng, R.-K.; Jesuthasan, S. J.; Chew, L. Y.

2020-02-14 neuroscience
10.1101/481358 bioRxiv
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The habenula is an evolutionarily conserved structure of the vertebrate brain that is essential for behavioural flexibility and mood control. It is spontaneously active and is able to access diverse states when the animal is exposed to sensory stimuli or reward. Here we analyze two-photon calcium imaging time-series of the habenula of larval zebrafish and find that percolation occurs, indicating the presence of long-range spatial correlations within each side of the habenula, with percolation occurring independently in each side. On the other hand, the analysis of neuronal avalanches suggests that the system is subcritical, implying that the flexibility in its dynamics may result from other dynamical processes.

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