Published November 2022
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Gaining insights into the internal states of the rodent brain through vocal communications
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- Karigo, Tomomi
Abstract
Animals display various behaviors during social interactions. Social behaviors have been proposed to be driven by the internal states of the animals, reflecting their emotional or motivational states. However, the internal states that drive social behaviors are complex and difficult to interpret. Many animals, including mice, use vocalizations for communication in various social contexts. This review provides an overview of current understandings of mouse vocal communications, its underlying neural circuitry, and the potential to use vocal communications as a readout for the animal's internal states during social interactions.
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© 2022 Published by Elsevier. Received 2 April 2022, Revised 25 July 2022, Accepted 26 July 2022, Available online 28 July 2022. This work was supported by HFSP Long-term fellowship. The authors declares that there is no conflict of interest.Attached Files
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- Human Frontier Science Program
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