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    La entrada externa, no el procesamiento interno, impulsa la actividad de la corteza motora durante el alcance. Este hallazgo desafía los modelos existentes al mostrar cómo las señales externas continuas orquestan las transiciones de estado neuronal para el control motor.

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    • Neurociencia
    • Neurociencia Computacional
    • Control Motor

    Sus antecedentes:

    • Los modelos actuales proponen que el procesamiento interno autónomo impulsa la actividad cortical motora.
    • El papel de la entrada externa continua en la configuración de la dinámica neuronal durante el comportamiento se comprende menos.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Investigar la influencia de la entrada externa continua frente al procesamiento intrínseco en la actividad de las neuronas corticales motoras durante el alcance.
    • Determinar los principales impulsores de las transiciones de estado observadas en las poblaciones neuronales durante las tareas motoras.

    Principales métodos:

    • Se utilizaron redes neuronales híbridas (HNN) que combinan conectividad artificial con tasas de disparo empíricas.
    • Se registró la actividad de la población neuronal durante una tarea de alcance.
    • Se emplearon HNN para modelar sistemas neuronales y probar hipótesis sobre las fuentes de entrada.

    Principales resultados:

    • Se observaron transiciones de estado distintas en las tasas de disparo de las neuronas corticales motoras durante el alcance.
    • Las HNN reprodujeron con precisión las tasas de disparo registradas y las transiciones de estado de la población.
    • Se demostró que la entrada extrínseca, modulada episódicamente, en lugar del procesamiento intrínseco, era responsable de la dinámica neuronal observada.
    • Se identificó que el impulso externo episódico altera las estadísticas de integración de entrada pre-umbral, causando transiciones de estado.

    Conclusiones:

    • La entrada externa continua es un impulsor clave de la actividad dinámica y las transiciones de estado en la corteza motora durante el alcance.
    • Los hallazgos desafían la primacía de la acción intrínseca en los modelos actuales de función cortical.
    • Las redes neuronales híbridas proporcionan una herramienta poderosa para diseccionar las contribuciones de los factores intrínsecos y extrínsecos en los sistemas neuronales.