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    • Neurociencia de Sistemas

    Sus antecedentes:

    • La red neuronal por defecto (DMN) es crucial para la cognición interna, pero su supresión por estímulos externos es poco comprendida a nivel celular.
    • Las alteraciones en la DMN están relacionadas con diversos trastornos cerebrales, a menudo asociados con desequilibrios en la excitación e inhibición neuronal.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Elucidar los mecanismos celulares subyacentes a la supresión de la DMN por estímulos salientes.
    • Investigar cómo las alteraciones en el equilibrio excitatorio-inhibitorio neuronal afectan la función y la robustez de la DMN.
    • Modelar el vínculo entre las alteraciones a nivel celular y la dinámica de redes a gran escala en el cerebro.

    Principales métodos:

    • Modelado computacional de todo el cerebro que incorpora la biofísica neuronal.
    • Integración de la conectómica del cerebro de ratón derivada de trazadores retrógrados direccionales.
    • Análisis sistemático de todo el cerebro y exploración del espacio de parámetros de la dinámica de redes.

    Principales resultados:

    • La estimulación de la ínsula suprime eficazmente la actividad de la DMN, mientras que la estimulación de la corteza cingulada muestra efectos antagónicos.
    • La integridad de la DMN es robusta en una amplia gama de equilibrio excitatorio-inhibitorio y modulación colinérgica.
    • Se identificaron distintos modos de fallo de la función de la DMN, incluida la pérdida de respuesta y la fragmentación de la red, con centros cerebrales específicos que muestran una vulnerabilidad diferencial.

    Conclusiones:

    • El estudio proporciona un marco mecanicista que vincula el equilibrio celular excitatorio-inhibitorio con la robustez y vulnerabilidad de la DMN.
    • Los hallazgos resaltan el papel crítico de la ínsula en la supresión de la DMN e identifican puntos vulnerables como el córtex retrosplenial como puntos vulnerables.
    • El modelo ofrece información sobre los patrones heterogéneos de disfunción de la DMN observados en trastornos cerebrales y sugiere posibles dianas terapéuticas.