compensatory-limb-use-behavioral-assessment-motor-skill-learning

Compensatory Limb Use and Behavioral Assessment of Motor Skill Learning Following Sensorimotor Cortex Injury in a Mouse Model of Ischemic Stroke

Mouse models have become increasingly popular in the field of behavioral neuroscience, and specifically in studies of experimental stroke. As models ...

Illinois Wesleyan University

The present study was conducted in an effort to evaluate whether chromosomal substitution can repair impaired exploration learning and memory. It has previously been observed that Dahl salt-sensitive (SS) rodents exhibit impaired cognitive function along with abnormal physiological responses to muscle stimulation. Introgression of Brown Norway chromosome (13(BN)) has been found to restore normal physiological processes in SS animals. However, the effect of chromosomal substitution on cognitive performance has not been explored. It was hypothesized that 13(BN) also rescues cognitive impairments in these animals. Visual spatial learning and cognitive flexibility were evaluated using the Morris water maze (MWM) and the T-maze. This manipulation is effective in rescuing impaired task acquisition, but not perseveration observed in the SS animal. These animals may represent a natural animal model in which to isolate genetic information responsible for learning and memory function.

Introgression of Brown Norway chromosome 13 improves visual spatial memory in the Dahl S rat.

Recently identified pathways from the dentate nuclei of the cerebellum to the rostral cerebral cortex via the thalamus suggest a cerebellar role in frontal and prefrontal non-motor functioning. Disturbance of cerebellar morphology and connectivity, particularly involving these cerebellothalamocortical (CTC) projections, has been implicated in motivational and cognitive deficits. The current study explored the effects of CTC disruption on motivation in male Long Evans rats. The results of two experiments demonstrate that electrolytic lesions of the cerebellar dentate nuclei lower breaking points on an operant conditioning progressive ratio schedule and decrease open field exploration compared to sham controls. Changes occurred in the absence of motor impairment, assessed via lever pressing frequency and rotarod performance. Similar elevated plus maze performances between lesioned and sham animals indicated that anxiety did not influence task performance. Our results demonstrate hedonic and purposive motivational reduction and suggest a CTC role in global motivational processes. These implications are discussed in terms of psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia and autism, in which cerebellar damage and motivational deficits often present concomitantly.

Cerebellar dentate nuclei lesions reduce motivation in appetitive operant conditioning and open field exploration.

Long-term aerobic exercise improves cognition in both human and nonhuman animals and induces plastic changes in the central nervous system (CNS), including neurogenesis and angiogenesis. However, the early and immediate effects of exercise on the CNS have not been adequately explored. There is some evidence to suggest that exercise is initially challenging to the nervous system and that the plastic changes commonly associated with chronic exercise may result as adaptations to this challenge. The current experiment assessed levels of apoptosis, angiogenesis, and neurogenesis during the first week of an exercise regimen in the adult rat. The results indicate that exercise rapidly induces these processes in the hippocampus and cerebellum. The temporal pattern of these events suggests that voluntary exercise in the adult rat rapidly and transiently induces apoptosis, followed by angiogenesis. Neurogenesis is an immediate and independent consequence of exercise in the hippocampus that may require the additional metabolic support supplied by angiogenesis. This is the first report of CNS neuronal apoptosis as a consequence of exercise in the adult rat and suggests that this process is a potential mediator of rapid exercise-induced plasticity.

Rapid cellular genesis and apoptosis: effects of exercise in the adult rat.

In its strictest application, the term "reinforcement learning" refers to a computational approach to learning in which an agent (often a machine) interacts with a mutable environment to maximize reward through trial and error. The approach borrows essentials from several fields, most notably Computer Science, Behavioral Neuroscience, and Psychology. At the most basic level, a neural system capable of mediating reinforcement learning must be able to acquire sensory information about the external environment and internal milieu (either directly or through connectivities with other brain regions), must be able to select a behavior to be executed, and must be capable of providing evaluative feedback about the success of that behavior. Given that Psychology informs us that reinforcers, both positive and negative, are stimuli or consequences that increase the probability that the immediately antecedent behavior will be repeated and that reinforcer strength or viability is modulated by the organism's past experience with the reinforcer, its affect, and even the state of its muscles (e.g., eyes open or closed); it is the case that any neural system that supports reinforcement learning must also be sensitive to these same considerations. Once learning is established, such a neural system must finally be able to maintain continued response expression and prevent response drift. In this report, we examine both historical and recent evidence that the cerebellum satisfies all of these requirements. While we report evidence from a variety of learning paradigms, the majority of our discussion will focus on classical conditioning of the rabbit eye blink response as an ideal model system for the study of reinforcement and reinforcement learning.

The cerebellum: a neural system for the study of reinforcement learning.

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Behavioral experience is at work modifying the structure and function of the brain throughout the lifespan, but it has a particularly dramatic influence after brain injury. This review summarizes recent findings on the role of experience in reorganizing the adult damaged brain, with a focus on findings from rodent stroke models of chronic upper extremity (hand and arm) impairments. A prolonged and widespread process of repair and reorganization of surviving neural circuits is instigated by injury to the adult brain. When experience impacts these same neural circuits, it interacts with degenerative and regenerative cascades to shape neural reorganization and functional outcome. This is evident in the cortical plasticity resulting from compensatory reliance on the "good" forelimb in rats with unilateral sensorimotor cortical infarcts. Behavioral interventions (e.g., rehabilitative training) can drive functionally beneficial neural reorganization in the injured hemisphere. However, experience can have both behaviorally beneficial and detrimental effects. The interactions between experience-dependent and injury-induced neural plasticity are complex, time-dependent, and varied with age and other factors. A better understanding of these interactions is needed to understand how to optimize brain remodeling and functional outcome. LEARNING OUTCOMES: Readers will be able to describe (a) experience effects that are maladaptive for behavioral outcome after brain damage, (b) manipulations of experience that drive functionally beneficial neural plasticity, and (c) reasons why rehabilitative training effects can be expected to vary with age, training duration and timing.

Experience-dependent neural plasticity in the adult damaged brain.

L&#x26;#39;exp&#xE9;rience comportementale est &#xE0; l&#x26;#39;&#x153;uvre la modification de la structure et la fonction du cerveau tout au long de la vie, mais il a une influence particuli&#xE8;rement dramatique apr&#xE8;s une l&#xE9;sion c&#xE9;r&#xE9;brale. Cette revue r&#xE9;sume les d&#xE9;couvertes r&#xE9;centes sur le r&#xF4;le de l&#x26;#39;exp&#xE9;rience dans la r&#xE9;organisation du cerveau adulte endommag&#xE9;, avec un accent sur les r&#xE9;sultats de mod&#xE8;les de rongeurs temps de extr&#xE9;mit&#xE9; sup&#xE9;rieure chronique (main et du bras) les d&#xE9;pr&#xE9;ciations. Un processus prolong&#xE9;e et g&#xE9;n&#xE9;ralis&#xE9;e de la r&#xE9;paration et la r&#xE9;organisation des circuits neuronaux survivant est provoqu&#xE9;e par une l&#xE9;sion au cerveau adulte. Quand l&#x26;#39;exp&#xE9;rience des r&#xE9;percussions de ces m&#xEA;mes circuits neuronaux, il interagit avec des cascades d&#xE9;g&#xE9;n&#xE9;ratives et r&#xE9;g&#xE9;n&#xE9;ratrices pour fa&#xE7;onner r&#xE9;organisation neuronale et le r&#xE9;sultat fonctionnel. Cela est &#xE9;vident dans la plasticit&#xE9; corticale r&#xE9;sultant du recours compensatoire sur le &#xAB;bon&#xBB; du membre ant&#xE9;rieur chez les rats avec infarctus sensori-motrices unilat&#xE9;rales corticales. Les interventions comportementales (par exemple, la formation de r&#xE9;adaptation) peut conduire fonctionnellement b&#xE9;n&#xE9;fique r&#xE9;organisation neuronale dans l&#x26;#39;h&#xE9;misph&#xE8;re bless&#xE9;s. Cependant, l&#x26;#39;exp&#xE9;rience peut avoir des effets &#xE0; la fois comportemental b&#xE9;n&#xE9;fiques et nuisibles. Les interactions entre la plasticit&#xE9; neuronale d&#xE9;pendant de l&#x26;#39;exp&#xE9;rience et les blessures-induite sont complexes, d&#xE9;pendant du temps, et varie selon l&#x26;#39;&#xE2;ge et d&#x26;#39;autres facteurs. Une meilleure compr&#xE9;hension de ces interactions sont n&#xE9;cessaires pour comprendre comment optimiser remodelage du cerveau et le r&#xE9;sultat fonctionnel. R&#xC9;SULTATS D&#x26;#39;APPRENTISSAGE: Les lecteurs seront en mesure de d&#xE9;crire les effets de l&#x26;#39;exp&#xE9;rience (a) qui sont inadapt&#xE9;s pour le r&#xE9;sultat de comportement apr&#xE8;s des l&#xE9;sions c&#xE9;r&#xE9;brales, (b) les manipulations de l&#x26;#39;exp&#xE9;rience que le lecteur la plasticit&#xE9; neuronale fonctionnelle b&#xE9;n&#xE9;fique, et (c) les raisons pour lesquelles les effets de formation de r&#xE9;adaptation peut s&#x26;#39;attendre &#xE0; varient avec l&#x26;#39;&#xE2;ge, la formation dur&#xE9;e et le calendrier.

D&#xE9;pendant de l&#x26;#39;exp&#xE9;rience plasticit&#xE9; neuronale dans le cerveau adulte endommag&#xE9;

Verhaltens-, Erfahrung ist bei der Arbeit, die Sie &auml;ndern die Struktur und Funktion des Gehirns w&auml;hrend der Lebensdauer, aber es hat einen besonders dramatischen Einfluss nach Hirn-Verletzungen. Diesen Bericht fasst die j&uuml;ngsten Erkenntnisse &uuml;ber die Rolle der Erfahrung in der Reorganisation der adulten Gehirns besch&auml;digten, mit einem Fokus auf Erkenntnisse aus Nagetier Strich Modelle der chronischen oberen Extremit&auml;t (Hand und Arm) Beeintr&auml;chtigungen. Ein l&auml;ngerer und weit verbreiteten Prozess der Reparatur und Reorganisation neuronaler Schaltkreise zu &uuml;berleben ist durch Verletzung des erwachsenen Gehirn angeregt. Wenn Erfahrung wirkt sich diese gleichen neuronalen Schaltkreise, interagiert es mit degenerativen und regenerative Kaskaden, neuronale Reorganisation und funktionelle Ergebnis zu gestalten. Dies zeigt sich in die kortikale Plastizit&auml;t infolge kompensatorischen Vertrauen auf die &quot;guten&quot; Vorderbein bei Ratten mit einseitigen sensorischen kortikalen Infarkten. Verhaltensinterventionen (z.B. Rehabilitation Training) k&ouml;nnen funktional vorteilhaft neuronale Reorganisation der Gesch&auml;digten Hemisph&auml;re fahren. Jedoch kann Erfahrung behaviorally vorteilhafte und nachteilige Auswirkungen haben. Die Interaktionen zwischen Erfahrung abh&auml;ngig und Sch&auml;digung induziert neuronale Plastizit&auml;t sind komplex, zeitabh&auml;ngige und abwechslungsreiche mit Alter und anderen Faktoren. Ein besseres Verst&auml;ndnis dieser Interaktionen ist erforderlich, zu verstehen, wie Gehirn Umbau zu optimieren und funktionelle Ergebnis. LERNERGEBNISSE: Leser werden k&ouml;nnen (a) Erfahrung Effekte zu beschreiben, die maladaptive Verhaltens Ergebnis sind nach Hirnsch&auml;den, (b) Manipulationen der Erfahrung, dass Laufwerk funktional vorteilhaft neuronale Plastizit&auml;t und (c) Gr&uuml;nde, warum Rehabilitation Training Effekte mit Alter, Kursdauer und Timing variieren erwartet werden kann.

Erfahrung-abh&auml;ngige neuronale Plastizit&auml;t im erwachsenen Gehirn besch&auml;digt.

Esperienza comportamentale &egrave; all&#39;opera modificando la struttura e la funzione del cervello per tutta la durata della vita, ma ha un&#39;influenza particolarmente drammatica dopo lesione cerebrale. Questa recensione riassume recenti scoperte sul ruolo dell&#39;esperienza nella riorganizzazione del cervello adulto danneggiato, con un focus sui risultati da modelli corsa roditore di menomazioni (mano e braccio) cronica dell&#39;arto superiore. Un prolungato e diffuso processo di riparazione e riorganizzazione dei circuiti neurali di sopravvivere &egrave; istigate da lesioni al cervello adulto. Quando esperienza gli impatti di questi stessi circuiti neurali, interagisce con degenerative e rigenerative cascate a forma di riorganizzazione neurale e risultato funzionale. Questo &egrave; evidente nella plasticit&agrave; corticale risultante dalla dipendenza compensativa l&#39;arto &quot;buono&quot; nei ratti con infarti corticali sensomotorio unilaterali. Interventi comportamentali (ad es., formazione riabilitativa) possono guidare la riorganizzazione neurale funzionalmente vantaggioso nell&#39;emisfero ferito. Tuttavia, esperienza pu&ograve; avere effetti benefici comportamentale sia dannosi. Le interazioni tra esperienza-dipendente e indotta da lesioni plasticit&agrave; neurale sono complesse, tempo-dipendente e varia con l&#39;et&agrave; e altri fattori. Una migliore comprensione di queste interazioni &egrave; necessaria per comprendere come ottimizzare il cervello rimodellamento e risultato funzionale. RISULTATI di apprendimento: I lettori saranno in grado di descrivere gli effetti di una esperienza che sono disadattivi per esito comportamentale dopo danno cerebrale, (b) manipolazioni di esperienza che funzionalmente vantaggioso plasticit&agrave; neurale in auto e (c) motivi perch&eacute; gli effetti riabilitativi formazione possono essere previsto a variare con l&#39;et&agrave;, durata di addestramento e temporizzazione.

Esperienza-dipendente plasticit&agrave; neurale nel cervello adulto danneggiato.

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La experiencia del comportamiento es en el trabajo, la modificaci&#xF3;n de la estructura y funci&#xF3;n del cerebro durante toda la vida, pero tiene una influencia particularmente dram&#xE1;tico despu&#xE9;s de una lesi&#xF3;n cerebral. Esta revisi&#xF3;n resume los hallazgos recientes sobre el papel de la experiencia en la reorganizaci&#xF3;n del cerebro adulto da&#xF1;ado, con un enfoque en los resultados de modelos de roedores de carrera de la extremidad superior cr&#xF3;nica (mano y el brazo) impedimentos. Un proceso prolongado y generalizado de la reparaci&#xF3;n y la reorganizaci&#xF3;n de sobrevivir a los circuitos neuronales se instigado por una lesi&#xF3;n en el cerebro adulto. Cuando la experiencia afecta a estos mismos circuitos neuronales, que interact&#xFA;a con cascadas degenerativos y regenerativos para dar forma a la reorganizaci&#xF3;n neuronal y el resultado funcional. Esto es evidente en la plasticidad cortical compensatoria resultante de la confianza en la &#x26;quot;buena&#x26;quot; la extremidad anterior de ratas con infartos unilaterales sensoriomotoras corticales. Las intervenciones conductuales (por ejemplo, el entrenamiento de rehabilitaci&#xF3;n) puede conducir a la reorganizaci&#xF3;n neuronal funcionalmente beneficioso en el hemisferio lesionado. Sin embargo, la experiencia puede tener efectos tanto beneficiosos como perjudiciales comportamiento. Las interacciones entre la plasticidad neuronal dependiente de la experiencia y el da&#xF1;o inducido son complejos, en funci&#xF3;n del tiempo, y var&#xED;a con la edad y otros factores. Una mejor comprensi&#xF3;n de estas interacciones es fundamental para conocer c&#xF3;mo optimizar la remodelaci&#xF3;n del cerebro y el resultado funcional. Resultados del aprendizaje: Los lectores ser&#xE1;n capaces de describir (a) los efectos de experiencia que no son adaptativas para el resultado del comportamiento despu&#xE9;s de un da&#xF1;o cerebral, (b) la manipulaci&#xF3;n de la experiencia que la plasticidad neuronal unidad funcionalmente beneficioso, y (c) razones por las que los efectos de rehabilitaci&#xF3;n de formaci&#xF3;n se puede esperar que var&#xED;an con la duraci&#xF3;n de la formaci&#xF3;n de edad, y el tiempo.

Dependiente de la experiencia de plasticidad neuronal en el cerebro adulto da&#xF1;ado

Motor system plasticity in stroke models: intrinsically use-dependent, unreliably useful.

Behavioral experience, in the form of skilled limb use, has been found to impact the structure and function of the central nervous system, affecting post-stroke behavioral outcome in both adaptive and maladaptive ways. Learning to rely on the less-affected, or non-paretic, body side is common following stroke in both humans and rodent models. In rats, it has been observed that skilled learning with the non-paretic forelimb following ischemic insult leads to impaired or delayed functional recovery of the paretic limb. Here we used a mouse model of focal motor cortical ischemic injury to examine the effects of non-paretic limb training following unilateral stroke. In addition, we exposed some mice to increased bimanual experience in the home cage following stroke to investigate the impact of coordinated dexterous limb use on the non-paretic limb training effect. Our results confirmed that skilled learning with the non-paretic limb impaired functional recovery following stroke in C56BL/6 mice, as it does in rats. Further, this effect was avoided when the skill learning of the non-paretic limb was coupled with increased dexterous use of both forelimbs in the home cage. These findings further establish the mouse as an appropriate model in which to study the neural mechanisms of recovery following stroke and extend previous findings to suggest that the dexterous coordinated use of the paretic and non-paretic limb can promote functional outcome following injury.

Post-stroke protection from maladaptive effects of learning with the non-paretic forelimb by bimanual home cage experience in C57BL/6 mice.

Aerobic exercise promotes rapid and profound alterations in the brain. Depending upon the pattern and duration of exercise, these changes in the brain may extend beyond traditional motor areas to regions and structures normally linked to learning, cognition, and emotion. Exercise-induced alterations may include changes in blood flow, hormone and growth factor release, receptor expression, angiogenesis, apoptosis, neurogenesis, and synaptogenesis. Together, we believe that these changes underlie elevations of mood and prompt the heightened behavioral plasticity commonly observed following adoption of a chronic exercise regimen. In the following paper, we will explore both the psychological and psychobiological literatures relating to exercise effects on brain in both human and non-human animals and will attempt to link plastic changes in these neural structures to modifications in learned behavior and emotional expression. In addition, we will explore the therapeutic potential of exercise given recent reports that aerobic exercise may serve as a neuroprotectant and can also slow cognitive decline during normal and pathological aging.

Abigail L. Kerr

Psychology Department

Illinois Wesleyan University

Compensatory Limb Use and Behavioral Assessment of Motor Skill Learning Following Sensorimotor Cortex Injury in a Mouse Model of Ischemic Stroke

Abigail L. Kerr

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Illinois Wesleyan University

Compensatory Limb Use and Behavioral Assessment of Motor Skill Learning Following Sensorimotor Cortex Injury in a Mouse Model of Ischemic Stroke

Psychology Department