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    • Biología Molecular
    • Genómica

    Sus antecedentes:

    • El ictus induce un período crítico de plasticidad cerebral elevada, crucial para la recuperación funcional.
    • La plasticidad post-ictus implica mecanismos tanto en la corteza ipsilesional como en la contralesional.
    • Estudios previos de expresión génica se centraron principalmente en el núcleo del infarto y la corteza perilesional (PLC).

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Investigar la respuesta transcripcional de la corteza contralesional (CLC) al ictus.
    • Comparar las vías moleculares en la PLC y la CLC, particularmente entre sexos.
    • Comprender el papel de la microglía en la plasticidad cortical temprana post-ictus.

    Principales métodos:

    • Secuenciación de ARN en masa de PLC y CLC en ratones machos y hembras a los 7 días post-ictus.
    • Análisis de enriquecimiento de la Ontología Génica para identificar vías biológicas activadas.
    • Evaluación de la proliferación axonal del tracto corticospinal derivado de CLC a las 6 semanas post-ictus.

    Principales resultados:

    • Tanto la corteza perilesional (PLC) como la corteza contralesional (CLC) exhibieron una regulación positiva robusta de las vías de señalización inflamatoria, incluida la señalización de citoquinas, la activación de leucocitos y la gliogénesis.
    • Se identificó la señalización de microglía reactiva como la vía compartida dominante en ambas regiones.
    • La CLC no mostró una respuesta transcripcional distinta en comparación con la PLC.
    • No se observaron diferencias sexuales significativas en la respuesta transcripcional o la proliferación axonal.

    Conclusiones:

    • El ictus induce una respuesta transcripcional neuroinflamatoria compartida y centrada en la microglía tanto en la corteza perilesional como en la contralesional.
    • La reactividad de la microglía es un proceso temprano clave que contribuye a la plasticidad cortical post-ictus.
    • Estos hallazgos son consistentes en ratones machos y hembras, lo que sugiere mecanismos conservados.