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Fabrizio Musacchio
@pixeltracker@sigmoid.social  ·  activity timestamp last week

🧠 New #preprint by Komi et al. (2025): Neural #manifolds that orchestrate walking and stopping. Using #Neuropixels recordings from the lumbar spinal cord of freely walking rats, they show that #locomotion arises from rotational #PopulationDynamics within a low-dimensional limit-cycle #manifold. When walking stops, the dynamics collapse into a postural manifold of stable fixed points, each encoding a distinct pose.

🌍 https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.11.08.687367

#CompNeuro #NeuralDynamics #Attractor #Neuroscience

Neural manifolds that orchestrate walking and stopping

Fig. 1. Model of spinal motor network and the walk-to-stop transitions: Bifurcation from limit cycle to a
fixed point attractor.
Fig. 1. Model of spinal motor network and the walk-to-stop transitions: Bifurcation from limit cycle to a fixed point attractor.
Fig. 1. Model of spinal motor network and the walk-to-stop transitions: Bifurcation from limit cycle to a fixed point attractor.
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Fabrizio Musacchio
@pixeltracker@sigmoid.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 weeks ago

🧠 New preprint by Kim et al. (2025) from David Anderson’s lab: A line #attractor maintains aggressiveness during feeding in “hangry” mice 🍔🐁. Using in vivo #CalciumImaging and #rSLDS modeling, they show how moderate fasting stabilizes an aggression-related attractor in #VMHvl, while prolonged fasting collapses it, linking hunger, motivation, and aggression through #PopulationDynamics:

🌍 https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.10.16.682711

#Neuroscience #CompNeuro #Behavior #AttractorDynamics #Hypothalamus #2p #imaging

A line attractor maintains aggressiveness during feeding in “hangry” mice

Fig. 3 | Prolonged fasting duration reveals biphasic effects on aggression and stability of VMHvlEsr1 attractor dynamics.
Fig. 3 | Prolonged fasting duration reveals biphasic effects on aggression and stability of VMHvlEsr1 attractor dynamics.
Fig. 3 | Prolonged fasting duration reveals biphasic effects on aggression and stability of VMHvlEsr1 attractor dynamics.
Fig. 2 | Moderate fasting enhances ramping and persistence in a VMHvlEsr1 latent slow mode.
Fig. 2 | Moderate fasting enhances ramping and persistence in a VMHvlEsr1 latent slow mode.
Fig. 2 | Moderate fasting enhances ramping and persistence in a VMHvlEsr1 latent slow mode.
Fig. 1 | Moderate food deprivation enhances aggression in male mice.
Fig. 1 | Moderate food deprivation enhances aggression in male mice.
Fig. 1 | Moderate food deprivation enhances aggression in male mice.
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