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Una dieta alta en calorías y grasas normalizó parcialmente la actividad cerebral en modelos de enfermedad de Alzheimer (EA) al restaurar la potencia y sincronización neural. Sin embargo, esta dieta puede afectar negativamente el envejecimiento cerebral normal.

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Sus antecedentes:

  • La enfermedad de Alzheimer (EA) está relacionada con un metabolismo alterado de la glucosa cerebral, lo que provoca déficits energéticos neuronales y disfunción de la red.
  • La obesidad es una comorbilidad común con la EA, lo que impulsa la investigación sobre los impactos de la dieta en la patología de la EA.
  • El estudio examina cómo una dieta alta en calorías y grasas (HCHF) afecta la EA establecida en ratas TgF344-AD.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Investigar los efectos de una dieta HCHF en la función neuronal en ratas con patología establecida de enfermedad de Alzheimer (EA).
  • Evaluar cómo la dieta HCHF modula la actividad neuronal y la dinámica de la red en presencia y ausencia de transgénes relacionados con la EA.
  • Determinar si las intervenciones metabólicas pueden normalizar la actividad neuronal en el contexto de la EA.

Principales métodos:

  • Se alimentaron ratas TgF344-AD (TgAD) y de tipo salvaje (nTg) con pienso estándar o dieta HCHF durante 3 meses.
  • Se registró la actividad neuronal en la corteza somatosensorial y el hipocampo utilizando electrodos Neuropixels.
  • El análisis incluyó potenciales de campo local (LFP) y actividad de disparo, examinando la potencia espectral, el acoplamiento fase-amplitud (MI) y las tasas de disparo durante el reposo y la estimulación de la pata anterior.

Principales resultados:

  • Las ratas TgAD alimentadas con pienso mostraron una reducción de la potencia alfa en reposo y un aumento atenuado de la potencia inducida por estimulación en comparación con los controles.
  • La alimentación HCHF restauró la potencia theta y alfa en reposo en ratas TgAD y mejoró los cambios de potencia inducidos por estímulos.
  • La dieta HCHF moduló la sincronización theta y gamma del hipocampo y atenuó las respuestas de disparo en el hipocampo de la EA, pero no en la corteza.

Conclusiones:

  • La dieta HCHF demostró un rescate parcial de los déficits de actividad neuronal relacionados con la EA, restaurando la potencia y la sincronización de referencia.
  • Estos hallazgos sugieren que la dieta HCHF puede actuar como una intervención metabólica transitoria para normalizar la actividad neuronal en el cerebro de la EA.
  • Por el contrario, la dieta HCHF parece ser perjudicial para la función neuronal en contextos de envejecimiento normal.