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In trained mice performing a tactile-cued licking task, two-photon imaging shows that ventromedial-thalamic axon terminals in mouse ALM are transiently active during licking and predict the time of the first lick, and chemogenetic/optogenetic perturbation of VM axons demonstrates that VM input facilitates the initiation of cue-triggered and impulsive licking.
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Two-photon Ca imaging of VM axons revealed that the majority of the axon terminals in ALM were transiently active during licking. Their activity was predictive of the time of the first lick. Chemogenetic and optogenetic manipulation of VM axons in ALM indicated that VM inputs facilitate the initiation of cue-triggered and impulsive licking in trained mice.
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