Aaron B. Wong

The paper examines how neuronal responses in the mouse inferior colliculus relate to behavioral detection of amplitude modulated sound, finding that a subset of neurons with large firing rate changes underlie this detection.

The paper uses two-photon imaging in awake mice to study the functional organization of the dorsal and lateral cortices of the inferior colliculus, revealing spatial microheterogeneity and a frequency tuning gradient.

This study shows TRPC3 is essential for functional heterogeneity in cerebellar Purkinje cells by affecting simple and complex spike activity and behavior related to specific modules.