Functional mechanisms of environmental control over social behavior
环境控制社会行为的功能机制
基本信息
- 批准号:10723779
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 12.5万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-09-01 至 2025-08-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AddressAdvisory CommitteesAnatomyArchitectureAwardBacteriaBehaviorBehavior ControlBehavioralBiologyBirdsBrainBrain imagingChemicalsCodeComplementCopulationCourtshipCuesDecision MakingDevelopment PlansDrosophila genusDrosophila melanogasterEcologyElementsEnvironmentEthologyExposure toFailureFemaleFoodFunctional ImagingGenetic Complementation TestGoalsHumanImageIndividualInterneuronsLightLinkMammalsMental DepressionMentorsMentorshipModelingMusNervous SystemNeuroanatomyNeuronsNeurosciencesOdorsOlfactory PathwaysPartner in relationshipPerceptionPhasePheromonePlayPopulationPopulation ControlPositioning AttributeProbabilityProcessPsychologyRegulationReproductive BehaviorResearchResourcesRoleRutaSchizophreniaSensorySex AttractantsShapesSignal TransductionSocial BehaviorSocial ControlsSocial EnvironmentSocial InteractionStimulusSystemTechniquesTestingTractionTrainingTranslatingUniversitiesVariantVisualVisual PathwaysVolatilizationWolbachiaWorkautism spectrum disordercareer developmentcomparativedesignflyin vivoinsightmalemating behaviormicrobialmicroorganismmultimodalityneuralneural circuitneurogeneticsneuromechanismneuropsychiatric disorderneuropsychiatrynoveloperationoptogeneticspreferencesensory inputsensory integrationskillssocialsocial groupvirtual realityvirtual reality system
项目摘要
Project Summary
Environmental cues and signals are fundamental in the regulation of behavioral decision making. For decades
this aspect of social behavior has been a major focus of environmental psychology and neuropsychiatry
research. Yet the complexity of the mammalian nervous system and the lack of experimental traction in humans
has limited a mechanistic understanding of how environmental influences shape sensory processing and social
behavior. The goal of this proposal is to take advantage of the comparatively simple nervous system of
Drosophila to identify the functional neural basis of environmental control over social behaviors, which has the
potential to inform our understanding of devastating neuropsychiatric conditions characterized by the failure to
appropriately process social and other environmental cues. In my experimental approach I leverage the power
of striking natural variation in the environmental control over mating behaviors across species in a comparative
framework and combine it with the unparalleled neurogenetic toolkit of Drosophila to isolate causal neural circuit
mechanisms through which environmental cues control behavior.
In the mentored phase of this award, I will elucidate the functional integration of food odors with male courtship
circuits (Aim 1) and characterize how visual cues emitted by the social group regulate female copulation
decisions (Aim 2) using a combination of in vivo functional brain imaging in a multimodal virtual reality system,
optogenetics, and neuroanatomy approaches across two species with divergent behaviors. The comparison of
alternative circuit architectures underlying behavioral differences will allow me to isolate the circuit motifs and
dynamics that control the functional integration of these environmental cues with central mating circuits. For the
independent phase of the award, I will transfer the skills and techniques acquired during the training phase to
develop a new model for comparative neuroscience. This will allow me to elucidate the neuronal functional
principles underlying bacterial manipulations of the nervous system that alter the perception of environmental
signals and manipulate mating behavior of infected individuals in the bacteria’s favor (Aim 3).
The proposed professional development plan under the continued mentorship of Dr. Vanessa Ruta complements
my training in evolutionary biology, chemical ecology and systems neuroscience with the background and
techniques necessary to complete the proposed research and shed new light on the functional mechanisms of
environmental control over social behavior. To achieve these goals, I will take advantage of the extensive
resources of the Rockefeller University and my advisory committee, that will provide expert guidance in key
aspects of the project and career development. Together this will set me up optimally to successfully transition
to an independent position and start my own lab exploring the mechanisms underlying the sensory control of
behavior at the intersection of neuroscience and evolutionary biology.
项目概要
几十年来,环境线索和信号一直是行为决策调节的基础。
社会行为的这一方面一直是环境心理学和神经精神病学的主要焦点
然而,哺乳动物神经系统的复杂性和人类缺乏实验牵引。
对环境如何影响感觉处理和社交的机械理解有限
该提案的目标是利用相对简单的神经系统。
果蝇识别环境控制社会行为的功能神经基础,其具有
有可能帮助我们理解破坏性的神经精神疾病,其特征是无法
在我的实验方法中,我会适当地处理社会和其他环境线索。
在比较中,环境对不同物种交配行为的控制存在显着的自然差异
框架并将其与果蝇无与伦比的神经发生工具包相结合,以分离因果神经回路
环境线索控制行为的机制。
在该奖项的指导阶段,我将阐明食物气味与男性求爱的功能整合
电路(目标 1)并描述社会群体发出的视觉线索如何调节女性交配
在多模式虚拟现实系统中结合体内功能性脑成像进行决策(目标 2),
两个具有不同行为的物种的光遗传学和神经解剖学方法的比较。
潜在行为差异的替代电路架构将使我能够隔离电路图案并
控制这些环境线索与中央交配电路的功能整合的动力学。
在奖励的独立阶段,我会将在培训阶段获得的技能和技术转移到
开发一个新的比较神经科学模型这将使我能够阐明神经元的功能。
基本原理 细菌对神经系统的操纵改变了对环境的感知
向细菌发出信号并操纵受感染个体的交配行为(目标 3)。
在 Vanessa Ruta 博士的持续指导下拟议的专业发展计划补充了
我在进化生物学、化学生态学和系统神经科学方面的培训背景和
完成拟议研究所需的技术并为功能机制提供新的启示
为了实现这些目标,我将利用广泛的环境控制社会行为。
洛克菲勒大学和我的咨询委员会的资源,将在关键方面提供专家指导
项目和职业发展的各个方面,这将使我能够以最佳方式成功过渡。
到一个独立的位置并开始我自己的实验室探索感官控制的机制
神经科学和进化生物学交叉点的行为。
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